Woosh, there goes Will

Look at him, just six months old

he is crawling everywhere, so confident.

 Popped into our local shop, this is not quiet 2 meters

cost me £5.15, I have a project in mind

 Passion fruit plant, £1 at our local charity shop

I have never grown one before. 

Having Will again this weekend was fun, in a week he has gone from being on his hands and knees slowly getting around to being a baby with a mission, his confidence has grown, and is now very quick. Our cats watch him, Purdy keeps moving so Will can't get to her, but Grace my older cat is much more friendly, she will allow Will to touch her, moving only when he gets excited or grabs her fur. We will watch all three, it's not fair to either of them to allow anything hurtful to happen.
We took Will on Saturday to the village, Sunday we stayed in all day, the weather was wet the whole day, he was picked up early afternoon.
Sunday afternoon we read, and relaxed, we were woke by Will just after six, which is early for me, we had a Chinese takeaway later and enjoyed a lovely bottle of red wine, a day late for hubbies birthday.
I have to return books to the library today, and I want to do an hours ironing, so busy time
Later I will be sewing again, hubby built an extension for our camper van bed, I have a big piece of foam to cover, I will make it like a fitting sheet, so we can remove for washing. The material above will be perfect, our bed is packed away in the daytime, so the colours may not be perfect, but they do not clash. I have one curtain to measure and do the bottom hem, then I need to hang the last two made curtains, the throws are done, I will have photo's next time.
The van is back and looking smart on the outside,it was registered in 2002 so it will never be perfect, but it does now look better.
I have not added the cost of the fabric to my stash list as it was purchased for the camper van.