As if the years aren't rolling by fast enough! Yesterday my eldest son bought his first car. He has another month or so on his learners before he can hit the road on his own. I'm so proud of him for his determined saving.
I think I need some medicinal stitching time today, to come to terms with this new stage of life!
On a culinary note I am trying out this bread recipe on my inlaws tonight. This is how it looks after 10 hours.........
Have a great day.
Susan x
I know how you feel Susan although Mitchell doesn't turn 18 until June. So I have a little more time!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your son. It is scary when our children actually do what we set out to achieve and that is growing up. My baby has been married 10 years today... Yikes!
ReplyDeleteHomemade bread! Yum! Enjoy your stitching x
well done to your son! what a milestone. Definitely somthing to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteDon't be worried about this stage, embrace it, it's wonderful and you still a few to get to this stage to comfort you a little bit longer.
what a handsome young man Susan they grow up so fast,the years just fly,is that the sour dough bread you are making.xx
ReplyDeleteknow what you mean about growing up so fast...I've got 2 on the road the the third one is saving like crazy for a car and she is only 16!
ReplyDeleteYou will learn to love this new chapter I can assure you. It's awesome when kids get their licence and own cars YEAH!!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it exciting when the kids get their first car? Well done to your son. Watch out, you might be making the bread regularly, it's always a big hit.
ReplyDeleteOh yes Susan medicinal stitching is in order for this new stage! Is that sourdough?
ReplyDeleteAll that to look forward to yet for me...have trouble imagining my kidlets driving, let alone owning a car! Look forward to seeing the finished bread...can't say it looks too appetizing yet!😉
ReplyDeleteYou have a very fine looking son! And so responsible....it is a blessing to see our sons and daughters grow into young adults in this era of so many challenges for them. It just keeps getting better...
ReplyDeleteThat's great that he was able to buy his own car! I know what you mean though, we have two kids driving now and another hits the road next year! aaaghhh!
ReplyDeleteOh the bread (link) looks fabulous!! I hope it turns out well. Congratultions to your son on his first car purchase - life will never be the same again!!
ReplyDeleteBig new phase of life for you. I hope the bread turns out well.
ReplyDeletewell done to your son.... he is going to love that car... something about first cars and especially if he has saved for it himself.... good luck with the bread... I have nightmares aboout when I tried new things on my inlaws!!! haha....
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good on him, he looks like a sensible young man.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive first car! Don't worry this new stage will bring some benefits e.g. he will be able to run errands for you - although I don't know if that will include trips to the quilt shop!
ReplyDeleteWow! bread is something I haven't tried to bake, but my hips say now is not the time to start! I will look forward to hearing how it goes though.
Well done to your boy, Susan. It's a whole new phase of life with many challenges - embrace it and enjoy it (and when it's all too much, chill out with a glass of something nice and some stitching! )
ReplyDeleteHow exciting...they do grow up way too fast...
ReplyDeleteNow the worrying really begins! Seriously though, they grow up in the blink of an eye. What a fantastic effort to save up himself, congratulations to him.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for him....a new stage for you all xx
ReplyDeleteBeen there...done that lol
ReplyDeleteGood on him for saving up for his car!
What a great achievement for him. Looks like a very versatile vehicle for a young man..Don't they grow up so fast. It will be a bit less running around for you to.
ReplyDeleteWell done to your son for saving hard. I'm looking forward to seeing how your bread turns out. I read the recipe the other day too and want to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI remember those days. I'd sure like to have them back again! You are so right about how quickly time passes. Hmm, bread looks interesting!
ReplyDeleteOh yes exciting time for your son and a very nervous one for you. Can totally relate
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