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1. This week again passed by so quickly ! I did a little window shopping, but apparently it wasn't only the window, because I came back with 4 little pyjamas for the little grandson
to arrive end November. I put them against Rosie's basket for those who have forgotten how tiny newborn babies are.
2. I also had lunch with a friend who wants to start acrylic painting and needed some advices.
Next week I will teach her a little about the different techniques.
3. As it had stopped to rain and the sun was shining a bit, I went with Ilona to Blankenberge at the sea.
We sat on the only pier at the Belgian coast and had a pic nic, overlooking the sea
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and played pirates !
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We also went to the Sand Sculpture exposition and visited 5 continents and 40 countries in 2 h. It was absolutely phantastic and I will write a post about this later.
From 1st of September on schools start again in Belgium, the two months summer holidays are finished and I see that at the traffic on the roads !
I love what you bought for the baby. You're gonna be such a proud grandmother, I can tell!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time in Blankenberge. Have a great weekend Gattina!
The sand sculptures look amazing! And I know it's hard to resist buying baby clothes when you have a special little one on the way. :)
ReplyDeleteI love sand sculptures...people are so clever. Look forward to seeing the photos. New babies are rather tiny...our young neighbours have just had a baby and when I had a cuddle, she just seemed so small.
ReplyDeleteI love new born baby clothes!! how precious...will this be your first grandchild?
ReplyDeleteMy oldest daughter is taking Acrylics this year...she is a senior and planning on majoring in Graphic Design/Fine Arts in college. I'll have to tell her I "met" an artist blogger!
The sand sculpture looks amazing!
How fun it is to be buying for a baby! Oh how I wish....
ReplyDeleteLOL. A very fierce pirate you make! lOL.
ReplyDeleteThose sand sculptures are amazing. I would love to see something like that.
Cute, cute baby onesies. Who can resist not buying those when you know there is a little one coming soon.
I can't wait to have grandkids and be able to but sweet things like that!
ReplyDeleteThe picnic on the pier sounds great. And those sand sculptures are marvelous!
Oh i would have loved to visit the sand sculptures - sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love little babies clotes, they are just so cute.
Happy weekend.
my brother and his boys are so in love with pirates looks like you found some great ones
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ReplyDeleteThat was a busy week. That sand sculpture is awesome. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Food for Thouhgt
lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy grandaughter, according to face book, took her first 8 steps yesterday.
This is what family is today, over the miles, everyone with their own lives.
What a great week you had, especially the trip to the seacoast :) Hurray for the baby coming in November! Isn't it fun to shop for the little one?
ReplyDeleteHello Gattina! How fun that you get to plan for a new grandchild! Enjoy. That sand sculpture exhibit really looks interesting. I'm glad you were able to go.
ReplyDeleteI love the sand sculptures! They are so cool! I see that Rosie approves of your purchases hehehe. That is a good start, cats have excellent taste.
ReplyDeleteThe sand sculptures are awesome. How amazing. And those little onesies for your grandchild will be so useful. They are really nice for babies. Thanks for the neat post.
ReplyDeleteI love buying those little clothes! lol Great list.
ReplyDeleteThe heart pillows are so cute. It's hard to window shop when you see things for the grandkids.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute jammies, and I love the sand sculptures. How neat!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
wow Gattina congratulations on the upcoming Grandson, you must be really excited ;)
ReplyDeleteI saw the sand sculptures on german tv they look really amazing, what a pity they have to put them down after it's over