mama kat’s writers workshop

Writer’s Workshop: Not My Cup of Tea

Photo by Photoxpress

Photo by Photoxpress

Sewing or Cross Stitch was something which I attempted way back when I was a teenager. It was an “in thing” back then as many of my friends were doing cross stitch bags and other dainty accessories. Some of them even went into crocheting sweaters and making really cute keepsakes.

I remember doing a Cross Stitch set with a small frame. I can’t remember what picture it was but I do remember that it was a real chore completing that craft work.

Having to constantly  count the number of stitches and change the color of the thread is an activity which I I personally have little interest in.  The worst part of it is that you have to unpick the thread and start again if you had miscounted the number of stitches needed.

It does look pretty to have a handmade craft framed up and placed on the wall. However after some time it does collect dust and does look a bit dated after sometime. It would be more practical to turn the cross stitch into a useful item like a bag or cushion cover.  It would take lots more effort on my part to use a template and sew a bag using a sewing machine.

Something which seems more complicated and tedious then learning how to play a new song on the piano or violin. Something which I will never be able to gather sufficient interest to do a proper job in. Sewing is certainly not my cup of tea.

 

Is there any hobby which  which you pursued briefly?

What made you give it up?

Jenny Matlock Mama’s Losin’ It

Writer’s Workshop: My Love a Letter to You

Tiger girl and Me

Tiger girl and Me

Dear Baby Girl,

It has been 2 years and 4 months since you entered in my life. You  have brought so much joy into our lives since you arrived and everyday spent with you is certainly a great blessing from GOD.

You have blossomed from a baby to a toddler and now am a really articulate kid. You know what you want and will go all out to get it.  You are able to strike up conversations with anyone and also hold your own opinion.

I love to see the smile on your face when you wake up in the morning and hear your sweet voice as you greet me “Good Morning Mummy!!”  Hearing your innocent laughter and seeing your many achievements really brightens up my day.

My little girl, my mini me. Someone which I can share my love for doll houses and Hello kitty with.   My own daughter which I can doll up with all the sweet and pretty pinks and purples.

Someone who shares my love for chocolate and ice-cream and would willingly go out for Hi-Tea with.

Your mummy loves you dearly and wishes the best to you in all your future endeavours.

Lots of love,

Mummy

Do you write letters to your kids too?

What would you write to them about?

 

 

Jenny Matlock Mama’s Losin’ It