5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2

Chickenopolis wrote: »

4.Ate an Easter egg that I got for my niece

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:rotfl: my lips are sealed

Good morning at work but half way through afternoon found out certain work i thought had been taken off me isn't going to be and felt very ill for 30 mins fortunately by 4 had recovered enough to get more done. This cant go on!!but this is the high 5s thread sooo
1) got 2more dissertations off my desk :T
2) last of the free sarnies for lunch :money:
3) made lish kedgeree for supper. oH is away (and doesnt like kedgeree anyway) so other potion in freezer :beer:
4) got inbox down from 450 to 325 (was 600 monday :eek:, was empty december but then we switched email service :mad: and i've been struggling ever since :eek::eek::eek: but hopefully...
5) now in bed with a cat, a glass of wine, and 2 chapters of my book to go. Marking can wait :rotfl:

VJ'smum - hope your brother is OK. Mine had to go to the doctors today. He has been playing about with the blood pressure machine dad has at home and found out his blood pressure is really high. He's 28, thin as a rake and plays cricket and tennis for more than one team so it's a bit odd. Will phone him tomorrow and see what they said to him.

5 from here.

1) Got up when OH got up (early...) but didn't half get a lot of stuff done!

2) Boys to school in good time. (!)

3) Cleaned all of kitchen plus the floor.

4) Went to yoga.

5) Went for a walk with my brother and his dog.

6) Smaller son in trouble at school again but this time for finding a trolley (presume some sort of equipment) and using it like a skateboard...

7) Went down to the river after school then popped into the pub for 2 games of pool with sons.

8) Tea using up bits and pieces was very nice.

9) Went for a walk through the village later.

10) Got lots of admin done and wrote cheques out for forthcoming school trips and events.

11) Borrowed dad's Country Living magazine so have come up with a cunning plan to revamp the kitchen. (It's not really a kitchen as such, more a selection of units that were tatty when I moved here - in 1999). I want to re-paint it and paint all the units and shelves so they sort of match each other.

12) Good news! My friend who recently had a lot of treatment for CIN3 (very nasty cells) had her results and they have taken them all away and she needs check ups every 6 months. So that is as good a result as you can get at this stage. :-) :-) :-)

Thursday's treats....

1. DD had an 'earache',so, a day off school for her, hopefully she'll be recovered by wake up time soon!

2. OH's mum took me to local town so I could go to the bank and a few other places, I had to stock up on children's pain medicine as 4:30am Thursday morning was not a great time to discover I only had one spoon's worth of Calp0l!!

3. My leg was feeling great til about 9pm and everyone was very lovely about me not needing a crutch when I went out in the evening.

4. Went out to my group thing, had very scrummy dinner and great chats

5. Brought some leftovers home, yay!

6. Arranged for a friend from the group to give DD and I a lift to church on Sunday

7. The sunshine again

8. OH came over in the afternoon for a sleepover and the 3 of us sat in the garden chatting for ages, he initially moaned about being cold and put his jumper on but tough, it wasn't at all and it's good for us all to get fresh air (rather than the very dusty indoors air and all the noise of things being bashed about) and top up our Vitamin D levels

9. OH and I had a little chat at bedtime, I'd been feeling a bit irritated by his over-stressing of time management as I'm very laid-back in that approach, and he'd been bottling up feeling a tad stressed about me being the world's biggest procrastinator and rubbish at timekeeping, so we have hopefully found a middle way and can see each other's way of thinking a bit better. It wasn't anything 'serious', just a confirmation that we are quite different in that respect and his explanations made sense and I can see what he's going on about as (hopefully) did mine, in that I'm trying not to pressure DD much at the moment as she's been through a huge amount recently with the move, me being in hospital, the house being knocked about, her father being even more useless than usual etc etc, so if I don't enforce things as strictly as I probably should, it's just that I want her to start relaxing and feeling settled more here. (Basically any excuse to keep cuddling her and talking rubbish is very welcome in my mind, as I know that soon enough she'll be 'too old' for her doting motherkins' affections!)

Right, back to bed for a little bit before starting the day properly!

Morning

Pleasures for yesterday,
1. Meeting a friend for lunch with her 2 lovely little girls.
2. Boss letting me leave early as was doing some volunteer work with the Guides
3. Friends of Guiding AGM went well though considering how many Rainbows, Brownies and Guides there are in the district there were not nearly as many parents there as should have been. Hopefully we raised a bit of money to support guiding in the area though.
4. All my cakes sold, phew. Even the ones where the icing was a bit day glo pink :rotfl:
5. Had a takeaway for dinner but used luncheon vouchers from surveys to pay for it so MSE really :money:


Hugs to all who need them

Aw thank you Chickenopolis, sounds like a fantastic day in Brighton too!:beer:

Packing for the wedding hotel overnighter tomorrow, and looking forward to it as it’s been a long time!:o:)
NSD/NPD, saving for 370 mile round trip!:eek:
Using up leftovers to create a Spanish omelette for tea, well it will probably just turn out like scrambled egg with things in!:rotfl:
Washing loads done and dried.

DH and I have chatted and decided that after the weekend is over we are going to try and get healthier, cutting snacks and going for walks at very least, I need to lose a bit of weight to feel a bit healthier and better , in myself, this time of year helps with longer days and better fruit!:)