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What’s in a name? (daftness mostly)
I’ve never been great with names. My kittens are called Charlie and Norman because, as I explained to my parents, ‘I’m probably too old and too single now to give you any grand children so instead I’ll name the kittens … Continue reading
The un-fatness plan
I had a routine doctor’s appointment on Friday and mentioned the amount of weight I had put on since giving up smoking. Doctor weighed me, fell of her chair (presumably stunned that anyone could manage to expand so effectively in … Continue reading
How to have happy feet
A word of advice ladies: even if the shoes are reeeeaally nice, if it feels like you are walking on stilts on your tip toes, it’s probably best not to try to wear them for a whole day. And if … Continue reading
Must engage brain before hitting ‘send’….
Engaging my brain before I open my mouth is not one of my strong points, but I had thought I had mastered the art of engaging my brain before hitting send when I type an e-mail. Apparently not. Having spent … Continue reading
Where is the greenest grass?
In case any of you occasionally, like me, suffer from ‘the grass is greener’ syndrome and yearn for the single life, I thought I would take this opportunity to give you a brief look at my weekend, which may give … Continue reading
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Do you laughsnortle?
I did a laughsnortle today. You know… one of those unexpected laughs caused by a friend that catches you while you are in the middle of something else. In my case, in the middle of coughing. So the laugh only … Continue reading
Travels of a Pog
This weekend I went ‘up North’. Cheshire to be exact (and lovely it was too…thank you Northern Lass friends). 1) Even if a train ride is only a couple of hours, if it is a different journey from my usual … Continue reading
A smile, a compliment and erm…
Today was one of those rather stressful ones that makes you feel like a stretched rubber band that is about to go ‘ping’. To redress this, I jumped on my bike when I got home and cycled my fastest ever … Continue reading
The intrepid Mr Spider
Usually, my bike rides are just me and usually that is the way I like it. Not today though. Today I had a friend to keep me company. All the way from the shed, for 15 miles around the local … Continue reading
Achey-ness and a few tips
I’m a bit achey. It’s a happy sort of ache though. The sort where you have pushed your body hard and know you don’t have to do it again for a long time… I finished the 80km Cyclo Sportive on … Continue reading