I'm here, in Germany, visiting my family and this is my "desk"... the apartment dining table, which looks out onto the balcony, where we are staying. We have spent quite some time shopping whilst my DD and her DH are unexpectedly back at the hospital with the little one so you can see some of the stash I've acquired. Shopping is good therapy! My fave craft shop closed but I found an even better one and they sell a great range of German stamps. I'm knitting to keep myself busy too and I plan to marble those eggs just like I saw being demonstrated at the craft shop. The rose plant and the Hundertwasser postcard was a welcome gift from DD's thoughtful inlaws. There's a lovely rooftop view, beyond the balcony, as we are two floors high, if only you could see a little more!
Call in on our wonderful leader, Julia's blog... stamping ground to witness an amazing range of so many more desks from all around the world and here is where I am this week....
Above, down by the river a really lovely spot..... below the special cart and horses will take tourist around this lovely picturesque historic town.
Lovely piccies Jo, I thought you said it was cold - must be cold but sunny. I also thought you were home now - shows what "thought" did. LOL
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delightful place, I am so glad you have traced another Baxter for your grandee:)
ReplyDeleteKeeping her in my prayers.
Sheilagh
Am am glad you went to Germany to be close to your family - even though you can't do much I am sure they are happy you are there! Lovely place Lueneburg!
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Cardarian
Ooo those yarns look fab Jo. Hope all Ok there. Love to all - Jo
ReplyDeleteLucky you to find such a craft store Jo. Look forward to seeing all the lovely things you make. My thoughts are with you and hope your little Granddaughter is coping with whatever treatment she is needing.
ReplyDeleteHugs to all,
A x
At least you are in a beautiful place. I hope your granddaughter is being well cared for and getting all the treatment she needs, much love to you.
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling a bit better, being within reach of the little one, Jo. Glad you're finding something to enjoy, too. Love to Dave. x
ReplyDeleteBeen thinking of you, honey. Glad you have a replacement and can do a bit of crafting in those long moments between visits and supporting your family... take care and keep in touch, you know where I am
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xx
What a beautiful place to stay. Hope everything goes well with the little one.
ReplyDeleteThe little one is home you say? have I read that right? Such good news. Wonderful for you and them that you can be there. XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeletekeeping you all in my prayers, looks like you are in a lovely place, hope little one improves really soon.
ReplyDeleteat least the weather is looking good and you can get out and about..... loving the busy desk, looking colourful too. take care, love to all. hugs xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely photo's Jo, hope you are getting to see the little one, our Kim spent weeks in hospital with Kaitlynn
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of a beautiful town. I have been thinking of you and your granddaughter a lot. You are in my heart and I hope that the little one will be better - and good for all of you that you are closer to the family.
ReplyDeleteI love the color of the yarn, very rich and yummy.
Hi Jo,
ReplyDeleteglad you are keeping in touch with us, German 'craft' shops are some of the best, they take it SOOOO Seriously.....
Dx
what a lovely spot!
ReplyDeletehope you can enjoy your visit despite the circumstances.
thinking of you!
What lovely picture. It looks like a beautiful place. Hope the rest of your visit goes well and the little one is soon recovering.
ReplyDeletenice yarns, and looks like a lovely place to be visiting. Happy WOYWW - Hugs - Caroline xoxo
ReplyDeleteA nice change of scene - pity about the little one being back in hospital. I did chuckle seeing the German buildings - I have house stamps that look just like them, coming from The Netherlands. Hope you have a safe journey home.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with your family.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet someone else from the North West.
I'm glad you are keeping occpuied while in Germany, Jo. Shopping is good therapy and it looks a beautiful place. I'm sure your DD is comforted to have you close. I think about you all often.
ReplyDeleteIf you want something else to do with those eggs as well as marbling them, have a look at the gorgeous ones Michelle has done. Her blog is Midnight Crafter.
Take care of yourselves. Big Hugs
Lisax
What a picturesque town, pity you couldn't be there in better circumstances. Hope littl'un is doing OK, and mummy and daddy of course. Take care and see you soon, x
ReplyDeleteKnitting in gorgeous colours of course! What a pretty looking town, and in the sunshine too. Know that your blog friends hold you and your darlings tight at the moment.
ReplyDeleteMy prayers for you and your granddaughter. Lovely stash you acquired. Yes shopping is good during times like this.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful place hunni .The wool looks goregeous too.Cant wait to see what you do with those eggs never tried marbling.Do hope things looking up at the hospital
ReplyDelete.Thinking of you hugs judex
I wish all my best wishes for you and you family. Good to hear that Twiglet found the bear for your grandchild! It looks beautiful there in Germany!
ReplyDeletexoxo Karen
Lovely view from the balcony. Must be such a comfort to your family to know that you are with them. So pleased to hear that twiglet found you the bear.
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, yes you need to keep busy. lovely knitting yarn and looking forward to seeing the eggs ;-) Hope things are prgressing ok with your grandee though.
ReplyDeletelovely pics, thanks.
Hugs Anne xx
What a pretty town. Supports my unscientific theory that any German town ending in burg or berg is worth a visit
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing those beautiful pictures with us. Don't you love the finding of a new store! Hope we get to see those german stamps. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great desk! Please share images of your new stamps with us!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
nickipeex
Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos - it does look like an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteAll my best wishes to you and your family and especially your little one xxx
Great workspace this week. I am sorry to hear your granddaughter is doing poorly. Hope everything turns out okay. Sorry I am so late making it around but last week was very busy. Thanks for sharing. Vickie #162
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures Jo, and knitting! I haven't knitted in ages..years! Thanks for the very nice snoop!!
ReplyDelete(((Happy Very Late WOYWW Lyn)))
I love seeing all of your photos of Germany Jo, they're really beautiful as are the ones of Brighton and Lewes too! Very sorry to hear about your little Grandee back in hospital again and what an awful thing for you all to have to endure. Life just doesn't make sense sometimes does it? How wonderful that Twiglet found her a new bear too! Very pretty little hats, it's good to have something to concentrate on.
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Brenda