Here is one for Son-in-law-who-cooks -
And Daughter-who-loves-food -
And one for Partner-who-loves-tea -
This one is for Brother-who-blogs -
I think Daughter-who-takes -photos will appreciate this one -
And Friend-and-son-in-law-who-loves-otters has learned this one -
This is the one for Son-who-watches-films -
And here is another one for Partner-who-loves-tea -
And, finally, one for all my readers -
Okay, not only do I like mine, but even I remember those glue pots; not necessarily the same brand but the tops certainly!
ReplyDeleteLoved all that. Made me laugh. I remember the glue pots. That little rubber slit in the top used to get stuck together - the teacher then had to come along with a pair of scissors and try and re-cut the slit.We were not allowed scissors in class- and no, it was not a rough school - all girls!!!! Love to Jo x
ReplyDeleteI had to show Richard about the man washing dishes, he already knows that is true! HA!
ReplyDeleteGreat little photos and quotes.
ReplyDeleteSure I remember that glue, that was the only kind that was available when I was growing up.
ReplyDeleteLoved the Ghandi quote.
These are great! Love you, xoxox
ReplyDeleteYou've made it easier, now, to picture your whole family. As for being a rebel, well, i guess i was born that way!
ReplyDeleteI Loved them all..but the last two made me laugh! I love being a rebel!
ReplyDeletelove "my" quote - thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteI remember the glue, of course, and it was Lepage. Many happy hours have I spent de-gluing the spreader.
ReplyDeleteLove the coffee one!
ReplyDeleteYes, remember the glue pots and some evil white gloopy mix that the teachers used to give us to do papier mache. It never worked ! Loved the Ghandi quote. So true.
ReplyDeleteOh yes. I remember that white stuff as well. At home we used flour and water paste for papier mache.
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