You may have worked out the pattern by now: a few weeks with no Boy = plenty of new blog posts from me. A visit to or from him = absolute silence for a week. Sorry about that. But The Boy has returned whence he came, and I'm back in my usual routine (until the beginning of April, at least). So, what have I been up to?
DREAMING about an end to this endless snow and rain. It doesn't look like it's going to happen any time soon, with more freezing temperatures forecast for later this week. Remember this time last year, when we had an unseasonal heatwave? I would give anything for the same thing to happen again, and soon.
BUYING my dream boots. Seriously, for the the last three years I have been searching for the holy grail of ankle boots; the pair that would make me give up my ballet pump habit. I had a very clear picture in my head: the right shade of tan, not too high on the ankle, not too high a heel, not too round nor too pointy a toe. When I found the absolutely perfect pair in the Debenhams sale I actually did a little dance, right there on the shop floor. Finally, my feet can stay warm and dry in the rain!
WEARING my hair up, a lot. The messy topknot has been a lifesaver as I try to grow my bob out.
EATING stupid amounts of cake at work. We seem to go from one charity bake sale to another and it just seems, y'know, polite to contribute. I was also planning on making some macarons this afternoon, but I don't have enough icing sugar and I can't be arsed to leave the house again. On balance, this is probably a good thing.
READING the brilliant chapter-by-chapter summaries of Fifty Shades Of Grey by Jenny Trout on her blog. They're saving me from ever having to read the book itself, and judging by the recaps, anyone who has read them deserves a medal for putting up with such rubbish.
WATCHING Born To Be Different, the Channel 4 series which has followed children with disabilities for the past ten years. I also love One Born Every Minute, which is guaranteed to move me to tears every episode.
MAKING more cushion covers for the grand makeover of my living room.
FEELING hopelessly, stupidly, ridiculously in love :) It's making me a bad blogger, a bad friend, a bad daughter, a bad teacher... but I just cannot bring myself to care. Instead, I'm trying to just enjoy this feeling, and this time. I'm sure the 'falling in love, staring into each other's eyes and generally being cheesy losers' phase won't last, so I want to make the most of it while I can!
PLANNING visits to and from The Boy, of course! We have managed to work out a schedule that means we're never apart for longer than three weeks during his time abroad, which is brilliant.
I forgive you for being a bad blogger, because of love. EEEEH! Love. I'm so excited for you!!
ReplyDeleteHehe, thanks :)
DeleteBy the way... that whole 'staring into each others eyes' thing? Sometimes, just sometimes, it never stops. Marry that one. I did, and it's still not stopped.
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ReplyDeleteLove what you do!
Freya May
Wow, thanks :)
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