Born in Bristol, now live in Somerset, so a country gal. Also love all throes of crafts and creative things. Your comment re “life goes by in a blink of an eye” really resonated with me. Spent over 30 years in health and social care and education whilst bringing up our family. Had lots of plans to do exciting things when retired. Three years ago, I am now 60, I became ill with me. I am moderate to severely affected. I have to use an electric wheelchair for mobility. For every hour I am out of the house it takes me a day to recover. I totally agree with you take every opportunity and live life to the fullest every minute as you cannot control what is coming. New to your vlog, and am loving it. ❤
@@tinaeast2374 thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Happy that you enjoy my silly little Vlogs😂 . So sorry to hear about your health issues. It’s ironic that you worked in healthcare for years then when you’re ready to retire ……. You get M.E. I hope at some point you will have stronger days when you can ‘get out there’ for a while. Keep going……. 🌸
Just found your vlog, what a breath of fresh air you are , I'm 72 and like you I do all sorts of crafts , we are never to old to have a go at whatever we want to..all the best you I'll keep watching .. I was born in Nottingham England but came to Australia in 1968 . Looking foward to what you get upto down the track ..have a fabulous day ♥️
Hey what a lovely comment- thank you. Nottingham! We have a connection! We lived there when I was a child, I still have rellies there, so I visit now and again and I have a cousin who lives in Perth! 🤭 glad you like my Vlogs…… yep just because we are of a certain age and if lucky enough to be fit and healthy, who says you have to stop!! More adventures out there! You have a lovely day too. 🌸
Peri, I love your woven scarves. You are a very talented lady. I love your creativity. I am looking forward to following you on your adventures. You are very inspiring.
@@annl4329 hi - thank you for your really kind comments and for watching my funny little Vlogs. Glad you enjoyed them hopefully they’ll be another one uploaded towards the end of next week. Have a lovely weekend.🌷
So lovely to hear something of your backstory Peri. More chats like this will be most welcome! I would like to hear more of your time in Crete, mentioned in an earlier vlog. Having spent most of my adult life as an expat (now back in the UK) that resonated with me! Your photos remind me of Kaffe Fassett's where he uses natural backdrops to show off his quilts.
Oh yeah - well spotted. Shop No: 1 was a little further up the road and tiny in comparison. And you were with me as the most amazing Photographer , until I sold up, btw you still are!! 🤫Thank you for that! 🌸
Hello, how lovely to find your vlog. I used to live on a narrow boat, many years ago so I found your vlog really refreshing. I follow a few other livaboards but I found you an inspiration. Nice to meet you, have a super day.
Thank you and hello fellow narrowboat dweller - well as you said some years ago now but nonetheless you experienced this way of life. Did you enjoy it and where were you moored or did you CC ? So pleased you liked my Vlogs. Thank you for watching and commenting- much appreciated. Hope you also enjoy my future little videos 😃🌸
Aww, yes, I absolutely loved my narrow boat and I'd return in a heartbeat if poss. I was mostly moored on the Oxford canal, but we cc during the summer months. Sadly my husband passed and my second husband, had no interest but I don't think we ever lose the connection. I live in Southern Ireland now and I explore the waterways here by foot! Not the same. 🙃 Have a lovely weekend xx
Ahh sorry to hear of your husband’s passing, as that obviously changed your way of life . But living in Ireland!! How wonderful. My Mum was Irish and I just love the country. Good that you can still connect with the waterways there too. I’m hoping to do a Car Camp trip next year in the ‘motherland’……. Lovely to hear about you . You have a lovely day too! 🌸
@@paulbaker3144 thanks for watching. It is a wonderful way of life……. And as you know we are ‘ set up’ for it here. Part of our heritage and history. Go for it!! Good luck with your decision to move back or not…… where would you be coming back from ?
@@Peri-mylifeinateacup indeed, narrowboat lifestyle sounds like my cup of tea as Ive been doing skoolie and vanlife in the States for almost 40 years. I was only in Sussex and Kent for almost 2 years as a child so it’s been a long time. Started out in Kenya and passed through England.
@@paulbaker3144 wow! What an amazing life you must have had!! You will certainly enjoy narrowboat life then. But there are a few CRT rules that piss ya off at times but hey…….
@@Peri-mylifeinateacupThank you but not that interesting really. A lot of turmoil with a few moments of adventure. Id trade it all for a peaceful life on the water somewhere. Which is very hard to find in the States.
Loved working with you in FYC offices in Blackpool. You were definitely one of the best wedding suppliers and invitation makers known to man, so creative. I loved the 3 of us in that tiny space ❤❤ Good times, funny times xx
@@kathyblatchford3608 Hi Kathy, thanks for commenting and watching my Vlog. West Somerset not too far away at all know the area quite well. Hope you enjoy my funny little Natterings! 😂🌸
Thank you so much for being such an inspiration can you please qshare the wool and measurement and pricing for the shawls you have inspired me to get my loom out thank you so much
@@Gwlana-h2f hi - thank you so much for watching my little Vlogs, and so glad you have been inspired to start weaving again! It’s a little difficult to provide the info because each piece I made was bespoke and no two were alike. But my prices ranged from £60 to £240 . The Wools I used were a mixture of acrylic, alpaca and 100% percent Wool. The brands were various and sometimes I just picked up Wool from a charity shops . The measurements again were various because all the work was bespoke. Sorry if that’s not been very helpful but hope you get some idea from it. Good luck with everything and hope you keep watching and weaving! 🌸
Born in Bristol, now live in Somerset, so a country gal. Also love all throes of crafts and creative things. Your comment re “life goes by in a blink of an eye” really resonated with me. Spent over 30 years in health and social care and education whilst bringing up our family. Had lots of plans to do exciting things when retired. Three years ago, I am now 60, I became ill with me. I am moderate to severely affected. I have to use an electric wheelchair for mobility. For every hour I am out of the house it takes me a day to recover. I totally agree with you take every opportunity and live life to the fullest every minute as you cannot control what is coming. New to your vlog, and am loving it. ❤
@@tinaeast2374 thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Happy that you enjoy my silly little Vlogs😂 . So sorry to hear about your health issues. It’s ironic that you worked in healthcare for years then when you’re ready to retire ……. You get M.E. I hope at some point you will have stronger days when you can ‘get out there’ for a while. Keep going……. 🌸
Just found your vlog, what a breath of fresh air you are , I'm 72 and like you I do all sorts of crafts , we are never to old to have a go at whatever we want to..all the best you I'll keep watching ..
I was born in Nottingham England but came to Australia in 1968 .
Looking foward to what you get upto down the track ..have a fabulous day ♥️
Hey what a lovely comment- thank you. Nottingham! We have a connection! We lived there when I was a child, I still have rellies there, so I visit now and again and I have a cousin who lives in Perth! 🤭 glad you like my Vlogs…… yep just because we are of a certain age and if lucky enough to be fit and healthy, who says you have to stop!! More adventures out there! You have a lovely day too. 🌸
Lovely colours on the scarves.😊 You can turn your hand to anything.
That’s kind of you to say - thank you. I may decide to start weaving again in the Autumn! 🌸
Peri, I love your woven scarves. You are a very talented lady. I love your creativity. I am looking forward to following you on your adventures. You are very inspiring.
@@annl4329 hi - thank you for your really kind comments and for watching my funny little Vlogs. Glad you enjoyed them hopefully they’ll be another one uploaded towards the end of next week. Have a lovely weekend.🌷
Love the pull out magazine page....Love Actually Weddings on the other side😂
@@tomoobv ha ha!! I wondered whether you would recognise that!! I’ll be charging advertising fees next!! 😂😂
So lovely to hear something of your backstory Peri. More chats like this will be most welcome! I would like to hear more of your time in Crete, mentioned in an earlier vlog. Having spent most of my adult life as an expat (now back in the UK) that resonated with me! Your photos remind me of Kaffe Fassett's where he uses natural backdrops to show off his quilts.
Thank you. Where did you spend your time as an ex-pat ? 🌸
@@Peri-mylifeinateacup Mainly in N. Africa and the Middle East. But started off as an au pair in Paris in the late 70s (that ages me right there)!
Wow!! That’s amazing! 🌸
Working with you was amazing loved those years we done so many wedding and events...we had great time...still good friends..love your blogs ❤🎉x
Hey Sue, they were fab days, hard work but great laughs too! And yes here we are all those years down the road still great friends. See you soon 🌷🌸🌷🥰
Wonderful vlog. You've lived a very interesting life and still do. Looking forward to the next one.
Hey thank you so much for your lovely comments. Hope you continue to enjoy my Vlogs. 🌸
That was shop no2 you showed, I joined your enterprise all those years back in Shop No1 - the smallest shop known to man!
Oh yeah - well spotted. Shop No: 1 was a little further up the road and tiny in comparison. And you were with me as the most amazing Photographer , until I sold up, btw you still are!! 🤫Thank you for that! 🌸
Hello, how lovely to find your vlog. I used to live on a narrow boat, many years ago so I found your vlog really refreshing. I follow a few other livaboards but I found you an inspiration. Nice to meet you, have a super day.
Thank you and hello fellow narrowboat dweller - well as you said some years ago now but nonetheless you experienced this way of life. Did you enjoy it and where were you moored or did you CC ? So pleased you liked my Vlogs. Thank you for watching and commenting- much appreciated. Hope you also enjoy my future little videos 😃🌸
Aww, yes, I absolutely loved my narrow boat and I'd return in a heartbeat if poss. I was mostly moored on the Oxford canal, but we cc during the summer months. Sadly my husband passed and my second husband, had no interest but I don't think we ever lose the connection. I live in Southern Ireland now and I explore the waterways here by foot! Not the same. 🙃 Have a lovely weekend xx
Ahh sorry to hear of your husband’s passing, as that obviously changed your way of life . But living in Ireland!! How wonderful. My Mum was Irish and I just love the country. Good that you can still connect with the waterways there too. I’m hoping to do a Car Camp trip next year in the ‘motherland’……. Lovely to hear about you . You have a lovely day too! 🌸
I enjoyed your vlogs. Im considering moving back to the UK and a narrowboat would be my chosen lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.
@@paulbaker3144 thanks for watching. It is a wonderful way of life……. And as you know we are ‘ set up’ for it here. Part of our heritage and history. Go for it!! Good luck with your decision to move back or not…… where would you be coming back from ?
@@Peri-mylifeinateacup indeed, narrowboat lifestyle sounds like my cup of tea as Ive been doing skoolie and vanlife in the States for almost 40 years. I was only in Sussex and Kent for almost 2 years as a child so it’s been a long time. Started out in Kenya and passed through England.
@@paulbaker3144 wow! What an amazing life you must have had!! You will certainly enjoy narrowboat life then. But there are a few CRT rules that piss ya off at times but hey…….
@@Peri-mylifeinateacupThank you but not that interesting really. A lot of turmoil with a few moments of adventure. Id trade it all for a peaceful life on the water somewhere. Which is very hard to find in the States.
Loved working with you in FYC offices in Blackpool. You were definitely one of the best wedding suppliers and invitation makers known to man, so creative. I loved the 3 of us in that tiny space ❤❤ Good times, funny times xx
They were the days eh!!! Thanks H, lovely of you to say. xx Great times……. Always fond memories! 🌷🌸🌷
I live in west Somerset…just found you. Kathy
@@kathyblatchford3608 Hi Kathy, thanks for commenting and watching my Vlog. West Somerset not too far away at all know the area quite well.
Hope you enjoy my funny little Natterings! 😂🌸
Thank you so much for being such an inspiration can you please qshare the wool and measurement and pricing for the shawls you have inspired me to get my loom out thank you so much
@@Gwlana-h2f hi - thank you so much for watching my little Vlogs, and so glad you have been inspired to start weaving again! It’s a little difficult to provide the info because each piece I made was bespoke and no two were alike.
But my prices ranged from £60 to £240 . The Wools I used were a mixture of acrylic, alpaca and 100% percent Wool. The brands were various and sometimes I just picked up Wool from a charity shops . The measurements again were various because all the work was bespoke. Sorry if that’s not been very helpful but hope you get some idea from it. Good luck with everything and hope you keep watching and weaving! 🌸
Thank you for you’re reply very kind of you looking forward to the next video
Evening hun hows your day been been nice and sunny xxxxxx
Hi, been a busy day but yes at last some lovely ☀️ hope you had a good day.
@@Peri-mylifeinateacup yeh sure did bab work then home in the garden not seen any videos from you for a day or 2 xxxxxx
I only upload when I have something to say……. But I do try to Vlog every 8-10 days…….