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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2
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1. Spent 4 hours on the poxy train trying to get to work, turned around and worked from home. Claimed my railticket back online, but I am not looking forward to having to try again tomorrow.:(
2. I have re written my cv uploaded it out there, and while I got great feedback neither role is right, due to things not written in their original adverts.
3. Did a very lazy BOGOF happy hour take away, very very lazy
4.Printed off a few vouchers in preparation for shopping tomorrow.:)
5. Feeling a bit lazy sitting here doing naff all other than looking on the puter with a cuppa.0 -
This the one! this is the one!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2470045/Electrician-cat-clinging-roof-racks-wide-eyed-terrified-clung-van-12-mile-motorway-journey-70mph.html
Just heard on r4.
C'mon bop and ccp, choose quickly...as for your friend's dog. Multi-£000's for eating birds' grapes??? Sounds ridiculous - what's the full story?
1. Glad I found way to Church prayer evening. Concerns for a number of things and peeps offered in that quiet good place, with the heartbeat of very ancient clock audible, steady, comforting.
2. 2 lovely lamb chops[very rtc w8rs bien sûr],own matoes, courgettes, garlic.
3. Again appreciating warm water from tap and heat helping laundry dry. Another 3/4 of clothesline to clear yet.
4. Back to optician early tmrw. I am always grateful to them for spotting a major scare several years ago. I was lucky; NHS laser fixed it. Must then start Spits-ing, discovering what I'll have forgotten is in the car, bought in France.
5. Rang M, whose b'day was also my maman's [12/10] and left birthday bits from France. Quick catch-up chat. More shed trailering in the offing. Hairy fun, not so far this time.
Could feel the drench of yesterday entering me throughout day and knowing it wasn't good. Feeling it now, so bed, books, radio is luscious prospect.
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Thank you for the hugs and greetings :j
Five pleasures for Monday -
1. Looking forward to posting here again.
2. Getting lots of washing aired outdoors in between the rain.
3. Deciding that the time had come to buy a Rotaire cover for the washing line. So I did. The amount of sports kit I have to wash is ridiculous and I'm hoping that this will extend the drying season somewhat and stop me having to put on the heating.
4. Lovely cheese and herb omelette for supper. There's not a lot growing in the garden right now (small amounts of beetroot, spinach and chard really) so I enjoyed picking herbs.
5. My slippers which would have been stupidly expensive had I paid full price for them at the start of the year, which I didn't. I adore them and they keep my feet meltingly warm on our flagstone floors.
Sweet dreams everyone
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Oooh BoP, I am honoured, I've cut the mustard twice!
Frith - grrrrrrrrrr and more to your stupid exSuch a shame he chooses to behave like an idiot 99% of the time. I agree with my esteemed chums, pass him on to your solicitor if you can xx
1. Woohoo! Day 1 of school placement was greatMy student partner is lovely (and we have a mutual acquaintance!), my teacher is amazing and my mentor in school seems fab too. They gave us great tips and advice and lots and lots and lots of information to take in!
2. NSD
3. Funny chats on FB with my student chums - looks like we've all had a good first day:)
4. Cuddles and chats with DD
5. Lovely email from an old friend.
6. Logged on to FB first thing this morning to such a lovely message from a course mate wishing me luck at school.
7. Have brought home the class book to read, a Michael Morpurgo - DD's quite envious!0 -
Love, love, LOVE your limerick CCP
Wonder if my class will understand....
They're doing poetry after half term, and I'm getting some ideas together
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4) Dungeons and Dragons with sons, brother and brother in law. We all died!
Welcome back broomstick
Cutting the mustard or lumpy custard kk?
ccp love the limerick soooo much have posted it on fb. Our curate is called felix and has a cat but dont know its name
1) having worked the weekend today was honorary saturday so had lie in
2) used last xmas bath bomb for long soak in bath
3) walked dawgs with friend up from cambridge visiting his daughter in st andrews. Met a group of 5 ladies each with at least one dog. They gave me useful advice on letting my two off the lead.
4) went into work 4ish to share budapest choccie nom nom
5) xoh had made nice italian stew.MrsSD declutter medals 2023 🏅🏅🏅⭐⭐ 2025
25 for 25: 127 / 625
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Never lumpy custard DD, have to whisk that powder hard! (I'm a pleb, don't like my custard too posh!)0
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Thank you for thinking of us, Ampersand.
Kittikins - glad your first day went well. What year are you teaching or do you go in various classes?
Dundeedoll- I can't remember now which poster also goes geocaching but smaller son's travel bug is in Budapest! Bigger son also has one, as has brother in law, but smaller son's is thousands of miles more travelled than theirs.
Pleasures for today:
1) Managed to keep out of the continuous rain.
2) Sons had a good day at school. No one was nasty about bigger son's hair cut, to his relief.
3) Popped to Sainsburys.
4) House fairly tidy.
5) Bigger son finished his enormous amount of science homework.
6) Steadily ploughing through Harry Potter (bedtime story). Almost half way through the last book, it has taken me years to read the series!
7) Had tea at mum and dad's.
8) Booked an appointment to have a will drawn up (in will month). Hopefully nothing will happen to me before 27th November.
As for the ex husband, sons were returned at 6.30 prompt and nothing was said. I expect a solicitor's letter from him tomorrow or Wednesday for my insubordination. The matter isn't settled yet because now smaller son has told me he only wants to go for 2 days at half term, rather than half of the holiday and he also won't go for a week at Christmas....0 -
Frith - ((Abominable ex hugs)) been there...now both my children, all by their own minds, know what their fathers are...and its a pregnant goldfish I think! And I never said anything nasty EVER!
DFV - good choice on the TPMy favourite too! DD loves Soul Music! And the Tiffany Achings make me cry (its the shepherds hut that stands empty..like the one in out yard)
1. The anime schoolgirl heroine outfit on sat (yes theres a picture just being uploaded)
2. Rosehips picked whilst dog walking
3. Beetroot:) (found amongst the weeds!)
4. DD on sat:D I'm so proud of my girl (more so as her dad never tells her he's proud grrr)
5. Lots of mommy phone calls:D and talking about food and lonliness. I wish she was in this country, I do worry.
Ah well, she has alot of friends. Big hugs to all who fancy one xx2013 NSD 100. CC2014CC- £31.50/£1352014 NSD 86 so far - May 20/212014 G/C spend £741.55 so far May £107.99/£91Debt Free - 30.05.13 Emergency tin - £1000June 23 - 9NSD0 -
1. went to the surgery at 8am to make an appointment, got one for 8.20am
2. postie brought me a gift I'd ordered for a friend's birthday. It's not til January but saw it at a price that I couldn't say no to
3. managed to get some grease splashes out of the front of a favourite jumper
4. scrubbed the stairs with st@rdrops, the front edges in particular were looking very grubby
5. the plastic hanger holding my junk jewellery broke - chaos in the wardrobe :doh:. Spent a couple of hours sorting out the wanted/unwanted and hung them onto a wooden hanger. Much neater now and there's a bag for car booting.
Sweet dreams0
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