Easter was very low key this year and we paid tribute to the Easter Bunny with Carrot and Ginger soup instead of chocolate . Afterwards , I chaperoned my paprikas as we sunbathed briefly on the balcony and celebrated the end of winter .
On Monday Leeuwarders were spoiled for choice . There was a Friesland Food Festival in the center , but my Scottish blood rose at the thought of paying 10 Euros entrance money so that people could sell me their cheese , especially since there's a perfectly good outlet in the town which currently even gives you a free peppermint when you buy the stinkiest .
Instead I went to the Spring Fabric Fair on Monday and only saw one thing I wanted and even then , there was only a meter left and it wasn't quite the right shade . So I wandered about getting giddy with this summer's prints and colours , wondered fleetingly what I'd make with this
... a toga , perhaps ... and realised it was time to go home when I found myself wondering whether I should buy a couple of meters of these , just in case .
4 comments:
I think you practiced a frolic of restraint. It sounds very satisfying, with no lingering over guilt.
I would be with you on the ten euro entrance fee in order to buy things! Not even Scottish!
Wot, no chocolate for Easter? But I thought it was the law.
How thoughtful to provide a peppermint!
Post a Comment