The house is quiet once more, the children are back at school and a day of pottering around with a little knitting time is calling me. Although I'm really relishing the prospect of a little time to myself again we have had a good easter break. The weather has been kind and so lots of our time has been spent outside…
I've cleared a washing backlog
there has been fun with friends
play in the garden
and of course a hunt for the easter bunny on easter sunday.
All the ingredients of a good school break – hope you had a fun one too.
little cotton rabbits 
In the lettuces – I should have known! And did you go zorbing?? I’ve always wanted a go at that.
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How cute is that last photo! It’s like a scene from “Peter Rabbit”!!! )
Vivienne x
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your garden produce strange fruits :))!
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Your hols sounds lovely. I’ve given you a Kreativ Blogger Award. http://craftyjemima.blogspot.com/2010/04/kreativ-blogger-award.html
Enjoy!
Nerys x
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We had a great break too, and the house is horribly quiet today. I feel quite forlorn!
Are you by any chance about on May 12 for a little garden centre action?
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our house is quite quiet now too, in a good way though. Love that picture on the trampoline, looks like someone is having fun 🙂
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Em is hoping to go zorbing for her 21st! Not sure if i’m going to give it go or not yet! Great pics.
xxx
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Enjoy your quiet time whilst it lasts. Lovely photos, Lynne xx
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what fun! love your peg bag, that ball thing looks crazy + awesome, and Toby’s face is priceless.
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Easter is usually one of my favorite times. We used to have another family or two over, hid millions of colorful eggs and have a great hunt. But the children are grown now, and for the moment, too far away for much visiting. And with our life a bit torn up and under reconstruction, I don’t have the heart to dig out even the old joy from the cabinets where it’s all safe from dust, and really pretty much blocked off.
All of that is to say, thank you for charming me with the rabbit in the lettuces. I can use every tiny bit of magic I can find just now.
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So glad you’ve had a great Easter holiday.
I’m looking forward to a quiet day tomorrow.
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I have never seen zorbing. Of course, I’m American. What is it? I love your blog. It is serene and beautiful.
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Such wonderful, happy photos Julie. I love the look of that ball/ bubble thing – perfect for my hayfever! What’s it called and how do I get one?!
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Holidays are great but first day back at school is sometimes even better! ;o)
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I’m always so very glad to see a new post from you! I’m glad you’ve had a nice break with, what looks like, a lot of fun activities! Don’t know if you could PAY me to get in one of those balls however ;-)! Glad you have a little “quiet” time now and time to knit and catch up.
Blessings,
Dianne
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Wow the ball thing looks like fun! And your garden photos are always inspiring, I’d love to grow more veg but have lots of trees (which are protected) and far too many hungry squirrels to contend with here!
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ooooh we had lintz bunnies too, i prefer this post to your meaty one, being veggie 🙂
lovely to see you in my blog – im not enjoying the upheaval, and have also lost my voice catching an awful cough the children shared with me – pop back to my bog soon for a giveaway !
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oh my what is that ball!!
I want it. I have to try it… please tell…
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