This was the day I was going to:
- Do the supermarket shopping for the items I forgot to get yesterday
- Go to the bank and building society.
- Take Paddy for a walk.
- Hopefully catch my friend at home so that I could deliver her birthday present which is now over a month overdue.
- Bath Paddy.
- Do the hoovering, dusting and clean the bathroom.
- Do the ironing.
- Go to the suppermarket for the items I forgot to get yesterday.
- Go to the bank and building society.
- Take Paddy for a walk.
- Do the ironing.
Friend wasn't in yet again
And ...
When I got home from town, Keith was already settled in front of the television, engrossed in yet another horrible war programme. (That 'Yesterday' channel has a lot to answer for!) Normally when he is watching something deadly (nearly always), I catch up with a few Radio 4 podcasts on my Ipod or listen to some music and read or go and do some housework, but today, I put on my laptop, stuck on my earphones to listen to some music and began my usual websurfing, only this time it turned into a bit of a marathon session, as I decided to visit some of the links on the blogs of my blogroll - friends of friends, as you might say. It's amazing how time flies when you do that; rather like penetrating deeper and deeper into a maze, but very interesting and a great way to find more blogs to visit regularly.
Of course, there are two slight problems with that:
- It will now take me a little longer to do the rounds of my fellow bloggers each day.
- I still haven't done any of the cleaning.
with another list.
3 comments:
So you had a good day and Paddy's was even better because he didn't have a bath. Win win situation!
When I grew up there was a Welsh woman living at the little sweet shop in our village. She was well-known for keeping a disorderly house in which cleaning was low down her list of priorities. My mother had known several other Welsh women during the second world war and had developed a not uncommon belief that Welsh women are not exactly house proud. Judging from your post that characteristic may be infectious.
You are probably right, Daphne, especially where Paddy is concerned. :)
YP - 2 points:
1) I am not actually Welsh.
2) Any more character assassinations like that and I send the heavy mob round! Geddit!!
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