Nervous?

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Me? Naaaahhh!
I didn't cut wee H's fringe way to short because I wasn't paying any attention but fantasizing about what yarn to buy tomorrow.
I haven't checked the train time table 50 times to make sure I'm not going to miss it (6.36 AM!!! SHARP!)
I've not buttered 10 buns with cheese and ham and packed six packs of apple juice for the journey to Rotterdam.
I'm not wondering what on earth I'm going to wear...

Naaaaah

;)

See you tomorrow!

Comments

Unknown said…
:)

Tot morgen!
slaap lekker..
October 24, 2008 at 10:39 PM
Tijm said…
.nlWe hebben het overleefd hé!!!!!
En wat was het leuk, ondanks de overkill van quiltdingen.
Zijn jullie nog relaxed terug gekomen in het pluche.
October 25, 2008 at 7:44 PM
Anonymous said…
ja, 't was wat quiltig, maar ik heb het toch reuze naar mijn zin gehad.
October 25, 2008 at 10:31 PM
Mariella said…
Haaa, toch op tijd ;-). Het was gezellig, lekker de hele beurs afgestruind! Tot op ee volgende beurs, of toevallig een keer in Friesland.


Groetjes, Mariella
October 26, 2008 at 1:53 PM
MoniqueB. said…
Nou, ik had het ook hoor! Jammer dat het zo klein was, maar leuk je nog even gesproken te hebben over die prachtige sok. Ik had het er later nog over met Angelique; je breit zoooooo snel op zulke kleine pennetjes, heb je een turbo op je handen? Complimenten; de sokken waren hartstikke mooi.
October 27, 2008 at 2:13 PM
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