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I am very happy to be joining in with Ot and Et and Harvesting Kale once again and am Currently....
Worrying: Sadly I am a natural born worrier. I worry about most things, both rational and irrational. Lately I have been dedicating my worrying time to subjects such as: the baby's seemingly incur able nappy rash, whether both girls consume sufficient vitamins, whether Mr Husband's car will last the winter, how we will afford a new one. My list of worries could go on and bore you al to tears. But I must say, despite being a worrier I truly value what I've got and consider myself very lucky indeed.
Singing: My singing has mostly been limited to several wonderful renditions of Raa Raa the Noisy Lion and a splendid chorus of Doe a Deer.
Reading: Tomorrow evening I am planning to be reading Dinner Menus and closely after that Cocktail Menus. I'm heading out to a nearby town with some Mummy friends for an evening of eating, drinking and laughing. I cannot tell you how much I'm looking forward to it!!
I am very happy to be joining in with Ot and Et and Harvesting Kale once again and am Currently....
Loving: We have been catching up on watching The Walking Dead. Somehow we managed to watch half of series one, then we lost track. Thanks to a new Sky box we have been able to start again from the beginning. We now have zombies on the brain and I am LOVING it! Such a well written, terrifying series.
Listening: To Radio Four. As a younger girl I always thought it was the dullest station in the world, but lately I've started to realise that it's not all stuffy old men banging on about things I'll never understand. I really enjoy the comedy, the news programmes, but perhaps most of all, and most surprisingly; The Archers!
Listening: To Radio Four. As a younger girl I always thought it was the dullest station in the world, but lately I've started to realise that it's not all stuffy old men banging on about things I'll never understand. I really enjoy the comedy, the news programmes, but perhaps most of all, and most surprisingly; The Archers!
I've also been listening to "Of Monsters and Men" and their completely brilliant album "My Head is an Animal". It's one of those that I can happily put on repeat and listen to over and over and over.
Worrying: Sadly I am a natural born worrier. I worry about most things, both rational and irrational. Lately I have been dedicating my worrying time to subjects such as: the baby's seemingly incur able nappy rash, whether both girls consume sufficient vitamins, whether Mr Husband's car will last the winter, how we will afford a new one. My list of worries could go on and bore you al to tears. But I must say, despite being a worrier I truly value what I've got and consider myself very lucky indeed.
Singing: My singing has mostly been limited to several wonderful renditions of Raa Raa the Noisy Lion and a splendid chorus of Doe a Deer.
Reading: Tomorrow evening I am planning to be reading Dinner Menus and closely after that Cocktail Menus. I'm heading out to a nearby town with some Mummy friends for an evening of eating, drinking and laughing. I cannot tell you how much I'm looking forward to it!!
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Radio 4 sounds like CBC for me :) I used to think it was for old people and wondered who in the world would want to listen to talk radio - especially when it was all Canadian content! Now I'm obsessed and listen to it all day, every day.
ReplyDeleteAlso - I'm with you on being a natural born worrier. Worry runs through my blood.
There's a whole crazy world of worrying to be done isn't there? Silly really, and yet unavoidable!
DeleteRadio 4 is a big part of my life too, And, yes, The Archers. Quite anxious about Helen Archer at the moment, having gone through break up triggered eating disorders with her in the past. Have a lovely night out!
ReplyDeleteHaha! I know what you mean! The Archers definitely had me hooked. And night out was great too - thank you!
DeleteYou are going to have so much fun on your night out! Dolled up & drinkin, whoohoo!
ReplyDeleteIt was ACE Lyndsey! Thank you :)
DeleteWalking dead is amazing! I'm so happy it's back x
ReplyDeleteMe too! Although it terrifies me completely - love it though!
DeleteWe made it through season 2 of Walking Dead, but it got too exhausting for me! I'm sure your singing voice is brilliant, as is Of Monsters & Men! Enjoy your night out & about, you deserve it!!
ReplyDeleteYay! Another fan! You have EXCELLENT taste Taby! EXCELLENT!
DeleteHope you had lovely cocktails! I end up singing Raa Raa all the time too - such an earworm! Oh and for the nappy rash,have you tried Baby Bottom Butter? It's made by waitrose and smells like white chocolate! We've tried sudocrem, metanium, bepanthen etc etc, and this is the only one that sorts it out. x
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