We have had Jo's school play, finally, after snow disruption necessitated a daily performance for most of a month! We have attended our first senior school Carol Service and been moved by the passion of still enthusiastic P4 singers.
Tomorrow marks the beginning of the round of parties and non-uniform days, so my L for Alphabe-Thursday is a resounding last day of uniforms and a less resounding last three macarons from Paris! I plan to ration them strictly; hopefully their demise will coincide with Sunday's mince pies and mulled stuff and the sharing of muchly festive fayre! Ready, steady, ....
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Enjoy the round of parties...and no uniforms.
Happy Holidays!
I don't know about the Last Days of Uniforms, but I sure would be making those Last Macaroons Last! And from Paris...cutting them in half for even Longer Lasting!
Those parisian morsels look fabulous! Glad the play has finally happened.
It has been raining all day here, and now it is colder, and the rain is turning to snow.
I do hope the weather isn't too bad for you.One of our Panto Cast is from Newcastle NI - I thought of you as we were chatting this morning.
Hope this next week is a good one for you [when does school finish? ours break up Tuesday]
Advent/Christmas blessings
Now that is something to look forward to - the macaroons, the end of school and the coming of Christmas, hope you have a fabulous time
You sounds so busy! I hope you get time to put your feet up and enjoy the last of the cookies.
yeah to no more uniforms!!
Those macroons look divine!
Enjoy the parties!
May the accursed curse of uniforms soon be banished from over at our place too. I could sure do with one of those macarons. The green, please. Many happy Christmas wishes to you from the far west.
Mmmmm. I LOVE macaroons.
;)
No uniforms? Well, I have my party uniform ready--I just change the jewelry!!
"L" for Last days sounds really nice. Enjoy those macaroons.
Jody
lovely macaroons
my uniform never changes
just the shoes :)
happy alphabe-thursday :)
enjoy the macaroons, they look yummy!
Merry, Merry Christmas! I enjoyed reading your sweet post and wondering what the last of macaroons taste like. :-)
Whew! I can feel all the fast intensity of the partying and celebrating. Eat those sweet treats when the house is quiet. Joy!
I love how you are rationing out the macarons to make them last longer. By now, my husband would have found them, ate them, said "I've never really liked those that well," and left my standing open-mouthed and ticked off.
I would just have to eat them first.
Thanks for a fun link to Alphabe-Thursday's letter "L".
You are lovely.
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