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Simple living in the country - back to basics

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  • KajiKita
    KajiKita Posts: 7,661 Forumite
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    Morning 😊

    What you are describing as your head space due to the strike days reminds me of me when I was on furlough during lockdown. The uncertainty of the whole situation plus being on my own so much (Mr KK worked throughout) meant I became quite confuddled. 

    You are the Queen of productive lists though, so you will be straightened out and organised in no time, and probably too busy to go back to work once the strikes are resolved! 😉😂
    Any sign of movement in the negotiations?

    K
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  • Karmacat
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    Bit of a lazy one today. Watched a film this morning after letting the chickens out early, quite an indulgence 😂 Then we popped to a nearby town for some errands, and had dinner in a supermarket cafe - £11.35 for two veggie sausage butties, two drinks and two shortbread biscuits, so not too bad.

    That sounds seriously good, I have buttie envy 🌭

    I'm going to create a bit of a plan for strike days - there are plenty of things that have been just stagnating for a while, and I'd like to get some of them off the ground. 

    Not tonight though!
    You're the queen of the plan, Cheery, though when we had the ability to colour the font, you were queen of the whole world ⭐    Now I'm long term retired, I do find a plan to be of huge help in making use of the day.
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  • themadvix
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    Of course 😊
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  • Karmacat
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    madvix is right, thats a lovely picture.  Hope you get some real rest soon, Cheery.
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