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Siblings

31/12/2015

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Christmas from my childhood, ah the BIG tin of Quality Street and wanting to have all the large purple ones with soft caramel and hazelnut; not possible of course when there are 5 children, plus adults.

I loved all sweets, from Sherbet Flying Saucers that made your eyes water when they burst in your mouth to Scotch Tablet Fudge and everything in between, soft caramel in chocolate has always been the pinnacle of sweet heaven.

This Christmas it will be a box Thornton's you get a lot less sweets than in a tin of Quality Street and that can only be a good thing; I consider myself lucky I don't have diabetes.


Siblings is a work in progress. It's been waiting until I knew where I was going with it and had found a way to get all 5 of us into the composition I'll be seeing the New Year in painting this, a good way to set up 2016.

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GST Course link
21/7/2017 08:24:35 am

I don’t know how should I give you thanks! I am totally stunned by your article. You saved my time. Thanks a million for sharing this article.

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21/7/2017 10:12:25 am

Hello GST Course, thank you for all 3 of your comments.
It s always lovely to get feedback especially as I have been so bad at posting for the last 11 months! I wont go into details as to the why but it was a very difficult year.
You are the first Investment Company to contact me about my Blog, I will be keeping it updated more frequently now the difficulties are disappearing and lo forward to more comments from you :) Heather

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