The end of procrastination and disorganisation.......

parsniphead

Married at 18. :eek: I struggled with getting married at 38. I thought I was too young. At 18 I was hanging around the local rock/indiemusic venue drooling over very beautiful, long haired boys. Mmm.... will just have a reminise for afew moments.;);):p:rotfl:

Good for nothing now.:eek:

in_need_of_direction

i'm now struggling with the thought of getting married at 50!

boxofpaws

If you lot were anything like loose women I would NOT be reading.:p

parsniphead

in_need_of_direction wrote: »

i'm now struggling with the thought of getting married at 50!

:rotfl: I thought it was just me being odd.

boxofpaws wrote: »

If you lot were anything like loose women I would NOT be reading.:p

Neither would I.;)

First day of the half term holidays today. I have managed to get some sorting out done and have noticed I'm getting a little more ruthless. Lots to carry on with though.

I was going to take DS out but he has another cold. Will it ever end.:eek:

Hopefully we will have one dry day. I'm desperate to get out into the garden.

And that's about as exciting as I get at the moment apart from continuing mid life crisis. sorry.:o

redofromstart

Happy half term PH. Did I miss the detail on the mid life crisis

doingitanyway

parsniphead wrote: »

Hopefully we will have one dry day. I'm desperate to get out into the garden.

Ooh me too Parsnip. Is it too early to prune?

redofromstart

doingitanyway wrote: »

Ooh me too Parsnip. Is it too early to prune?

Depends what you are pruning? Ok for roses I think, not for hydrangeas.

parsniphead

redofromstart wrote: »

Happy half term PH. Did I miss the detail on the mid life crisis

Thanks. Nope you didn't miss the detail. I'm far too embarrassed to detail it at the moment.:o I'm sure it would give everyone a huge laugh though. A story of lust lost, choking on pizza and feeling generally sorry for myself.;)

doingitanyway wrote: »

Ooh me too Parsnip. Is it too early to prune?

Not much to prune in my garden at the moment. It just needs a very big clear up and a big of organising. By the way I'm a very slapdash gardener and just tend to throw things in and hack away as needed. Don't take any advice from me.:eek:

redofromstart wrote: »

Depends what you are pruning? Ok for roses I think, not for hydrangeas.

My hydrangeas were attacked in the autumn. I'm surprised they have survived so many years.:rotfl:

redofromstart

Hydrangeas are one of the few things I do know, the rest I just make up as I go along. I'm a big fan of cut a third of everything out and hope for the best.

parsniphead

redofromstart wrote: »

Hydrangeas are one of the few things I do know, the rest I just make up as I go along. I'm a big fan of cut a third of everything out and hope for the best.

:rotfl:I just hope for the best. I do tend to get lucky though.

I've had a good morning. The house was very dusty due to my aversion to vacuuming so an hour with the vacuum has made a difference. I have realised a hour a week have a through vacuum would make such a difference. I know most folks have already figured this out.;):rotfl:.It's starting to get easier to do as I throuw out more stuff as well.

I'm having a bit of lunch then going to see what I can do next. A few more things from the spare room would help with storing stuff from other rooms, such as a set of drums.:eek:

I'm trying not to pressurise myself too much but I would like to be completely decluttered by the long summer break as I have two weeks alone before DS breaks up so could get meatier jobs sorted then.

I also have a bit of an uplift with my business bits and bobs so a few more pennies to be coming in.

I hope you're all having a nice day and the sun is shining.:)