We had a really cosy night out last night. Despite some rain on and off, we enjoyed the Christmas markets dotted around the little squares in Manchester a lot. The diet might have gone slightly off track with Nutella crepes and Krakauer sausages...but hey it was worth it. And it's not like you visit Christmas markets every day either.
And below is the follow-up pages
to yesterday's in my Christmas journal. On the back of Day 2 I continue talking about my yearly wish for a white Christmas and Day 3 is all about making Christmas cards. How I always intend to start early but never quite manage. I always get the done in time (and well ON time) but it's not without a bit of stress in the end LOL!
And below is the follow-up pages to yesterday's in my Christmas journal. On the back of Day 2 I continue talking about my yearly wish for a white Christmas and Day 3 is all about making Christmas cards. How I always intend to start early but never quite manage. I always get the done in time (and well ON time) but it's not without a bit of stress in the end LOL!
I love Christmas markets - the one in London's Hyde Park is always good - if expensive - and we'll be going soon as my baby is over her cold. Your pictures reminded me! Thanks! You journal looks really great too!
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ReplyDeleteI love xmas markets...we're off to the one at Canterbury this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first year I've actually been organised with my cards....and made them all year....and have actually enjoyed doing them!
What a wonderful idea! Christmas Markets. The nearest thing here in the states (that I know of) are the church's 'Christmas Tea's' in New England. I used to live in northern NH and spent time taking my ex-MIL around to them. Most of them were on the same Saturday. So you had to rush around to get to the ones you wanted to see. But we did enjoy ourselves. It would be so much fun to be able to walk through a Christmas Market!
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