Happy Birthday Nana

[pandop]

Today my Nana is 90! We had a surprise party for her at my other Nana's flat this lunchtime and it went really well, a lot better than I expected it to (no pictures though, I forgot to get my camera out of my overnight bag) Nana didn't suspect a thing, which made it even better. Her face was a picture when she realised that all my cousins had come over from Leeds for the party.

We had a lovely cake from a local bakers (we miss Dad), and did a good spread for the food. Enough leftovers to bring some home, but all the hot food went, which was good.

Other things from the weekend:

Mum and I got caught in a torrential downpour on Saturday just as we were going back to her work after lunch - although despite another downpour like it, the air remained sticky and horrible. I did not sleep well at all both nights I was home. The cake we had at lunchtime was great though... it was worth getting soaked for

I did get a cookbook I have had my eye on for a while though, and at less than half price, so I am very pleased about that, and some new nailpolish too.

Comments

[rleyser.livejournal.com]

What cook book?

And happy birthday nana!

[hazelstitch.livejournal.com]

The Cooks Book from Dorling Kindesley

I have passed on the hussy b'day wishes, but I am not sure she understood

[agent_dani]

Ohh, a happy ninth decade to her!

[hazelstitch.livejournal.com]

Thanks Darph

[joysterlicious.livejournal.com]

Happy late birthday to your Nana. I'm glad she enjoyed her surprise party, it's always so nice to see the expression on folks faces when they realise their loved ones have gathered just for them. I'm sure that was the best present. :)

[hazelstitch.livejournal.com]

I think it was yes - she also had a phone call from my foster uncle in the Netherlands too, which I know really pleased her