What a busy bee!

So here I am at five to three in the morning sitting watching Masterchef the Professionals, my treat to myself for staying up very late making sugar roses for a cupcake tower wedding cake due next week. Yes I am very tired but sometimes it's these late hours where I get my chance to sit in the quiet, something I actually love to do. I can hear the family sleeping upstairs and the washing machine on cycle but I can also hear my own thoughts something I treasure too.

As I sit here dreaming of my lovely house with some nice land making jams on my aga I do have to laugh. God has such a sense of humour as me and hubby couldn't be more different. Here I am dreaming of my country life with a farm type lifestyle and yet hubby is a city man dreaming of modern houses with everything black glass and chrome! I shudder at the thought. Thank God for the brood of children we have it's always my excuse for why we can't have all that spanky furniture give me floral chinzt any day! So I have been back on eBay (oh ladies and gents I am an eBay freak) and have found some beautiful vintage wooden crates for sale, stackable as well, comes complete with rusty nails, cobwebs and a bit of dirt the listing says so I was sucked in straight away and for a bargain price of £4 each I thought I would grab some of those. Just have to travel to the other side of the world for them. No not really just down the road infact but I have been know to travel the breadth of this fine country for some ite,s from eBay and been up to Market Harbourgh a few times thanks to free cycle. I have a few trusted travel companions which would be my youngest son Cody and one of my best buddies Paul. We have been everywhere from Portsmouth to Peterborough, Rugby and Reading collecting everything from greehouses and vax hoovers