We are having the most unseasonable weather up North. During the week it was wet and humid... I was sweating like it was January! Then today it was overcast, cool and blowing a sharp wind. The only thing that's been consistent is the rain - a persistent grey drizzle - dampening the ground and our mood.
This unpredictable and turbulent weather has resulted in lots of accidental over-dressing and under-dressing of poor Lalie and it could finally be taking it's toll.
It seems as though Lalie and I have been fighting off winter nastie's for weeks now. The early symptoms of flu keep threatening to take hold only to miraculously subside within one or two days. Let's just hope it's going to be a similar story with this fever and congestion that set in late yesterday.
Despite the drizzle and sniffle, we did manage to have a nice weekend. Zia* Kel is visiting from Sydney-Town and on Saturday we took her out for our favourites - Japanese and Gelato!
* Kel is Paddy's sister and definitely not Italian. But she does love her pasta (it's a family joke).
Aw, Lalie looks so adorable! I hope she feels better soon. x
ReplyDeleteoh rest well lovelies... and speedy recovery! xxx
ReplyDeleteHope you're all well soon. She looks so peaceful resting.
ReplyDeletesending healthy vibes up north! x
ReplyDeleteoh no, poor lalie! i hope your whole household feels better soon xx
ReplyDeletep.s. is that a quilt hanging above the bed? i'm intrigued...
Good well soon you two <3
ReplyDeleteSounds like our house - lurgies that threaten and threaten and threaten but don't eventuate... Hope you stay well x
ReplyDeleteHopefully little Lalie is on the mend soon. It seems everyone I know here is either sick or recovering from it. Violet had croup and fever last weekend and now a runny nose this weekend. It's good to get out of the house at times like these though and that gelato sounds like a good mood lifter :)
ReplyDeleteoh the poor little munchkin. she'll be better in no time with all those naps in muma's bed x
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that she is feeling under the weather but those pictures are just so sweet...
ReplyDeleteShe's breaking my heart with her sweet little sleeping in the big bed! We give olive Manuka honey for colds, you could try that? Hope it passes. Kellie xx
ReplyDeleteI'll be sure to try the manuka honey... thanks for the tip, Kellie x
Deletehope she feels better Lady, and I hope you get some rest.
ReplyDeletexxx
xo em
The unseasonal winter weather is here in Brisbane too, it's strange. I keep longing for our normal bright blue crisp days.
ReplyDeleteHope Lalie feels better very soon. x
Yes it's been a long winter this year. And one that has carried lots of germs about so the news tells us. Glad your little one is mending.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you would tell your readers a) whether you made the wall hanging above the bed and if so where the fabric came from?
or b) Where did you buy it?
It has really unusual fabric that I've not seen before and I love how its so organic and natural...But then again everything you do is absolutely wonderful.
Hi Sandy, the textile hanging on the window is a vintage Indian (I think) patchwork wall hanging. I believe you can buy similar new ones at 'tree of life' stores in Australia or lots of asian import stores.
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