After I twittered last week about not being able to find any sloes.

I had a few offers,including one from Bere marsh farm ,but Dorset was just a little too far away 🙁

Then a friend picked me a kilo and delivered them to my house last night 🙂

So this evening I have made my sloe gin and baked some flapjack too.

The sloe gin wont be ready for a year , I doubt the flapjack will last that long.

 
BTW my sloe gin recipe is..

1lb of sloes
1lb of sugar
and a 75cl bottle of gin

My boys have fallen out , they wont even talk to each other 🙁

Andrew wont pick Matthew up from work so I am having to run back and forth into Kings Lynn most nights 🙁

I don’t know what to do to make it better 🙁

May be it will never get better 🙁

With help from a few people,

Nick for designing it for me,

Helen for helping me find a printer

Newprint and design for printing them 🙂

I finally have 200 flyers to do a leaflet drop

All I have to do now is pick the houses.

I may start at RAF Marham, with all the talk about Closing RAF Marham, they could well be in need of a massage 🙂

If anyone would like to display a leaflet for me, please feel free to get in touch.

If your struggling to find that special Christmas gift for the person that has everything.

Why not give them the gift of a massage and help them start the New Year off de-stressed and relaxed.

It could be the best Gift they ever receive.

My older clients especially like me as I always have time for a cup of tea and a chat

Vouchers available for Swedish body massage and Indian head massage.

Phone sally on 07843261254 for more details or E-mail  sally@sallyinnorfolk.com.

As I received Delia’s Christmas book as a gift from Geoff last year, I decided this year I would make her classic Christmas cake.

For a change I also wanted to make a square cake instead of a round one.

So yesterday my house had the most wonderful Christmas smell all afternoon.

The cake is all wrapped up now and will be fed brandy every week till I Ice it.

Lets hope it tastes as good as it looks.

Many Many months ago I booked tickets to go and see the Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical, Tell Me on a Sunday starring Claire Sweeney.

It was showing at the Corn Exchange in Kings Lynn for one night only and tickets soon sold out.

It was slightly different to what I expected but that did not stop me from really enjoying it.

Tell Me on a Sunday , tells the romantic misadventures of a young English girl in new york, seeking success and love.

I had not realized that it was a one act song cycle but Claire Sweeny was excellent and the story was easy to follow and funny in places

A very enjoyable evening 🙂