Showing posts with label Nanna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nanna. Show all posts

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Day 314 - Long Lost Hat Returned!


Henry was very excited to receive an envelope in the post today containing his long lost hat, left at Nanna and Opa's on the weekend. In fact he had a huge grin on his face when he peered into the envelope; he threw his old hat off and put on his very missed hat straightaway :-)

Friday, November 4, 2011

Day 308 - Gifts from Nanna and Opa


We arrived in Sydney tonight and Henry quickly found a spinning top that his Opa made for him that he immediately loved. In this photo, Henry is holding the top while wearing his beloved hat, made by his Nanna!

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Day 302 - Coffee Time!


We went over to Civic for a bit of shopping this afternoon and decided to stop for a much needed coffee at The Coffee Club. Henry seemed to enjoy this the most out of all of us, as he got to share both Dale's blueberry muffin and my almond friand. He also got to play with our table number which somehow gave him much enjoyment! Oh, you may notice his new reversible hat, made by Nanna with fabric that I bought a few weeks ago at the Handmade Markets. He rarely takes it off these days.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Day 269 - An Old Favourite


Every so often I make 'Curried Salmon and Rice Slice' which is out of the old Women's Weekly Cookbook and is one that I always liked Mum to make when I was little. I made it tonight and haven't made it in quite some time. Henry seemed to enjoy it (well he didn't reject the lightly curried sauce) although his plate did end up on the floor by the end (luckily we were eating in the kitchen)!

Friday, January 21, 2011

Day 21 - Another Day at the Pool

Henry relaxing with his Nanna after a swim
Henry had his second trip to the pool today and he seemed to enjoy it a bit more than last time. He still had a very cautious look on his face and we didn't really see any smiles, but he had some (serious) fun splashing about in the water a lot more this time and when I held him horizontally he even paddled his arms and legs as if he would know how to dog paddle. He'll be learning to swim in no time!