Karmacat: To Infinity And Beyond!

redsquirrel80

Oh that's brilliant - what a great find!

Karmacat

I don't know what's got into me........

I just paid my tv licence (with all the illness I've had, and the upheaval-to-be of the move, I didn't want to faff around remembering to only watch tv on the computer).

I've sent off for a freebie from Littlewoods, hopefully it'll be something more than their usual £15 - but no loss if it isn't.

I've activated my new debit card.

I've rejoined an association I should (but don't have to) belong to for work, based in the US.

I've started to frighten myself :rotfl:

boredofbeingathome

Karmacat wrote: »

I don't know what's got into me........

I just paid my tv licence (with all the illness I've had, and the upheaval-to-be of the move, I didn't want to faff around remembering to only watch tv on the computer).

I've sent off for a freebie from Littlewoods, hopefully it'll be something more than their usual £15 - but no loss if it isn't.

I've activated my new debit card.

I've rejoined an association I should (but don't have to) belong to for work, based in the US.

I've started to frighten myself :rotfl:

She's back:D:rotfl:

Karmacat

Thanks Bob! I do feel back, actually, but in a different way, a much more positive way - much less submerged in the house, much more aware, which feels great. Since my time is finite (and I wrote "if" at first ) I'd better make the best of it, which means a lot more than "work hard". At the same time that the house is a more pleasant environment (even if it does need a total renovation) it becomes a place from which its easier to step out into the world.

Karmacat

Wowee.... well, that was different from what I imagined. The branch took about 90 seconds - its been there for about 8 months, so is kind of rotten, it was ready to go. The brambles I had to hack at to reach it were another story :o_pale_ at least half a dozen had grown across the path and taken root in another patch of ground entirely, it would definitely be a safety issue for anyone who came to view and got to that bit - which is only about halfway down the garden trouble is, it isn't just these months that I've been ill - after the bereavement last April, I kind of abandoned the garden, I didn't have the heart or the time. I'm *really* looking forward to having a courtyard garden :j

Off now - I've decided to get some chocolate as a reward bother to the healthy eating

pepe2008

Karmacat wrote: »

I don't know what's got into me........


I've started to frighten myself :rotfl:

....you've started to frighten us!:D

Karmacat

Hi Pepe! Its okay - I've stopped now had a Kit Kat chunky caramel, yummity yum yum, and now I'm going to slob on the sofa. Hope yourself is good!

taxi73

WOW...I'm seriously impressed..you are getting loads done.So much more positivity going on.Glad you are feeling so much better emotionally as well as physically.

Karmacat

Thanks Taxi! The being down is part of these long term viruses - if it had gone on much longer, I really think it would've started to fit the description of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, so I'm very happy I don't have to go *there*.

I'm not going to do much physical stuff today - because of the other reason for wanting a courtyard garden - my fingers are seizing up, they don't really want to bend properly. Arthritis, dontcha know.... So the plan today is:

- check to see whether Taxi slept at all last night.
- since there's no garden work can be done, collect some branches already lying about, put in skip.
- do gmtv comp
- do washing up (oops)
- go to the bank
- get my hair cut
- buy some pesto (and cotton wool).
- play with the papercd thing some more

Thats good. I might even have a celebratory drink this evening!

pepe2008

Karmacat wrote: »

Hi Pepe! Its okay - I've stopped now had a Kit Kat chunky caramel, yummity yum yum, and now I'm going to slob on the sofa. Hope yourself is good!

Very good thanks Karma, having a couple of weeks holliers now to get over the three weeks of recuperation:D
Lots of walking and doing jobs on Vera to get her ready for a busy Summer.
Looking at your last list, I'm not sure that pesto goes with cotton wool ....not even in a Heston Bloomin' Eck recipe!