Post wedding blues

My daughter's wedding was on the 4th August 2012. It was a beautiful day and the culmination of hardwork during the last six months of preparation, certainly paid off. I feel very proud of my achievements in producing all the stationery - maybe I can put some photo's on.

Table names were all cocktails

I feel a little deflated now the wedding has been and gone - I'm at a loss what to do with my spare time. I think I need to start another project, maybe make a start on my Christmas Cards.

No holiday for me this year, apart from visiting relatives in Ireland - it's  a smallish town called Skerries, just north of Dublin Airport and is a beautiful and soulful place to be.

I would love to know how to produce the fantastic blogs that others do - I am still feeling my way around the site and a little bit fearful of clicking buttons and not knowing what the outcome will be.

Saturday update

I've had another busy week at work, news of forthcoming redundancies has made it a particularly stressful week.  On top of this, a very dear Aunty sadly passed away, so yesterday was the funeral and a time for reflection and trying to put things into some kind of perspective. If there is ever a good thing about a funeral, it is meeting up with family friends that you should really make the effort to see more often. My two sons also attended the funeral and it was good for them to hear about all the good memories we shared and to get to know members of the family from the next generation.

Anyway enough of that and onto how I have occupied myself today. I am still learning about how to create bloggs and add all the pictures etc., I am getting there, slowly but surely, but with lots to learn. It's all a bit of trial and error.

-I've spent the biggest part of today in my craft room - giving it a much needed tidy up and organisation. I've cleared away all the christmas papers to make way for my next venture which is my daughter's wedding invitations. Her and her partner have designed them and I am making them up along with the table plans, name cards, order of service and menus - so I think I'm going to have my work cut out for me over the next couple of months.

I'm actually quite excited about doing this, but a little apprehensive as well - you know how it is, everything has to be just 'perfect' for the big day, so fingers crossed I can deliver the goods.