NST: January 2017

Moll

things to be thankful for


had to go to physio this morning


thankfull for being in a country that I get this done for free


for taking in unwanted magazines to the hospital and seeing patients pick them up straight away and enjoy reading them, knowing im glad I thought to do this


throwing out unwanted food for my garden birds and watching 2 new doves come and the robin who comes every day

apple_muncher

Bobarella wrote: »

Apple I may be being very thick but are you working in London now? Have you always and some how I missed this in my own ramblings about the place??

Yep, I am, bob. Always said I'd never, ever, EVER live inside the M25, but I met my dh, and here I am! I'm in the southernmost bit, where greater London meets surrey meets kent. A bit of a black hole really! But we are in a lovely suburb of it.

Bobarella

apple_muncher wrote: »

Yep, I am, bob. Always said I'd never, ever, EVER live inside the M25, but I met my dh, and here I am! I'm in the southernmost bit, where greater London meets surrey meets kent. A bit of a black hole really! But we are in a lovely suburb of it.

I think that's what threw me, as you never sound like you are urban in your exploits, so I assumed home counties. Anyway! I shall put my nose back away now :rotfl:

Calling14

Hi checking in.

Not sure if I can claim a SFD today, joiner didn't appear yesterday but promised he will today - so may need to pay him.

Gratetful for
Not going out now tonight.
Shifted lot of paperwork today.
Sunshine and hopefully a walk after work.

abundant1972

Hi All,

Today I am grateful for:
I) My PT Cancelling! Was to be our last session before he went on his travels but he was ill... I now have £25 REFUNDED to my spends! Just when I was down to my last couple of quid too!
ii) Another lovely sunny day for my walk
iii) The people who developed Headspace. It helps me a lot.

A spend day here as bought some milk and yellow stickered bread, and paid off some other things with the unexpected £25.

Having a lovely day balancing the books and been for my walk... Gave myself a telling off for letting my thoughts get the better of me and dwelling on things past ( I was in my head I think for 30 mins of the walk at least!). Going to have a peaceful afternoon. Roll on Friday and pay day!!!

SpekySquarehead

A planned spend day for me as i've got footie tonight (£3.50). I took advantage of that and bought myself a nice coffee earlier (£3).

Tomorrow should be a NSD however I think I'll have to pay for car parking later in the evening as I have an event in Glasgow city centre.

greent

NSD today - have only been out of the house for the to and fro school runs and will have to do the same for Beavers later.

All food from stores and have now also turned 2.7kg of strawberries from the freezer (picked from the garden in June) into 15 jars of jam Also used up 2 bags of jam sugar which had been hanging around since the Summer Now I need to bake scones on Friday for when OH comes home to try out the jam!

Today I am grateful for:
* my children telling me this morning that Friday is an inset day - I'd totally forgotten!:eek::rotfl:
* plentiful supplies of de-icer bought when it was reduced after last Winter
* our new improved kerbside recycling - meaning my black bin waste is hardly anything now :T

Toni'sfriend

NSD no 12. C has gone out with his friend so I've been in all day by myself and have got loads done around the house. Lots of little things and some serious cleaning. Why is it the more you do the more you see things that need done? I hate housework. However, pleased that everything is looking clean and tidy apart from my son's bedroom (least said about that the better!!).
Today I'm grateful for
A productive day
C spending time enjoying himself with a friend
Some lovely home made soup for lunch

FurryBeastOz

NSD today. Managed to talk myself out of going into town. Yay

f0xh0les

NSD 9/15

Grateful for

warmth - radiators and hot water (bliss)

food in the cupboards including choc chips for the baking

DS3 enjoying his trip into Leicester city centre - school topic Henry VIII - (he had 6 wives, you know what his hobbies were!)

The last Famous Five book gets started tonight - Five on a secret trail. Will let you know how it ends.......