That evening we also went to The Art Centre to see the Art Festival film Golden Door A wonderful film set in 1904, with some impoverished Italians leaving Sicily and emigrating to America.
The next day was spent in the Malls trying on clothes and shoes.This was a brand new experience for me as I have always found shopping for clothes rather boring and tedious.I have disliked the image revealed to me in the tiny dressing rooms, and have never shopped with other friends as a fun activity before.
However, I really got into the feel of it and had such a great time that I can't wait to do it again...bring it on I say!! Of course, my company had a lot to do with it. My two friends are sisters and I must say I certainly felt like their sister too...so thank you J and M.
That evening we had a very special meal at Rotherhams of Riccarton. The meals and the service here were superb, and it certainly was a night to remember.
The next day...more shopping, a pot of tea and some sweets to share
The whole time we were away I was subject to a nagging pain in one of my teeth, but I didn't put voice to what I thought was happening. After a sleepless night on Friday, I knew without a doubt that I had a raging tooth abscess. So yesterday afternon I visited the emergency dentist on call for the weekend, and she confirmed my diagnosis and opened it up, filled it with a dressing and sent me home with lots of painkillers and antibiotics.
This is my 4th tooth abscess and each time it means I have to undergo root canal work and then a crown to protect the tooth . Aargh, an expensive time and lots of hours in the dentist chair!
Yesterday I couldn't eat anything and had to watch my Mum tucking in to Vogel toast with cheese and advocado, munching away she said..."never mind darling, this time next week you'll be feeling much better, have you any more apricot chutney?"
But there has been some progress made on the knitting projects, check these out
Things are growing along quite nicely.
3 comments:
Oh... this yarn and swaeter look great!
Wild, wicked, wet and wacky? Sally you are a poet! Sounds like a wonderful weekend, minus the toothache. Your knitting is brilliant, love it.
sounds like you had a lovely time away. I love the photos of the tea cups:)
rest up and get better soon, vogels awaits!
-kimberlee
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