Busy day! I got up at *shudder* 6:15 and got on a train to Dublin, where I delivered and collected presents, wrote a limerick for Breic, took pictures of the boys, several of which will be on kitsnaps (
My nephews are thugs:
Straight out of the Coombe, said their mother. :)
*I made fudge for the first time when I was about 14. Maybe 15, but I think I was 14, shortly after we moved into Kenai. It turned out very very well. Mom said, “Well, hell, I’m never bothering to do *this* again!” and I made a lot of the fudge in the coming years. Mom did too, but I think I probably made more, at least til I went to college. Deirdre never had much reason to. Still, shocking, I tell you! Shocking!
cute pic!! I hope you get the presents back. i do stuff like that ALL the time. *grimace*
But – but! I finished HoS. More please! TELL me I have to wait until MARCH?! for HoC?! That is way too long. Ugh. I LOVED HoS. Going on the keeper shelf. That ending though. Gah! Alban! ALBAN! Gah! Siiiiiigh.
Don’t think of it as having to wait all the way until March! Think of it as having to *only* wait til March! Given that normally it’d be a year, this is a win! :)
i’m glad you liked the book. :) :) :)
Those boys are very Irish, aren’t they? *Grin*
ps – unable to achieve delivery of nestles products as local supermarket didn’t stock nestles products at all.
hah! i’ve seen chav-ier :D
oooo. fudge.
Adorable thugs, they are. :) Happy holidays!
I like your fudge! It was soooo tasty the time you sent me some. Actually, I wonder where that recipe went. Awesome fudge.
Looks like a couple of “Yeah, we did something but not what you’re going to accuse us of doing so Nyah.”
We’ll be making candy canes and ribbon candy today.
Oooh. If you wanted to give me a recipe for candy canes, I would be very excited! *hopeful eyes*!