1. The daisies have closed their petals round their faces for the night.
2. A beautiful view of the cityscape from the top of Broad Lane looking down the hill.
3. Tonight my little stray only eats when I'm outside watching over him.
Friday, 29 May 2009
Thursday, 28 May 2009
1. I come home for lunch and love being at home in the middle of the day - it feels almost illicit!
2. The book I got from e-bay costs considerably more than the 79p pencilled inside but I like to see initiative!
3. Oliver the stray plays with dandelion stalks in the back garden. Once the scratch on his nose has gone there will be no signs that he was ever a stray.
2. The book I got from e-bay costs considerably more than the 79p pencilled inside but I like to see initiative!
3. Oliver the stray plays with dandelion stalks in the back garden. Once the scratch on his nose has gone there will be no signs that he was ever a stray.
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Monday, 25 May 2009
1. I feel at peace on a day with no targets, no deadlines, no Monday morning anxieties.
2. The cats love their brushing session outside in the sun and chase joyfully after bits of their own fur that float around the back yard.
3. I keep smelling the perfume samples on my wrist from my wander round a perfume counter. I feel glamorous and grown up, like a proper woman.
2. The cats love their brushing session outside in the sun and chase joyfully after bits of their own fur that float around the back yard.
3. I keep smelling the perfume samples on my wrist from my wander round a perfume counter. I feel glamorous and grown up, like a proper woman.
Saturday, 23 May 2009
Friday, 22 May 2009
1. Snuggling up with a cat on my lap at the end of a long hard week.
2. The slightly hysterical silly email conversation between four of us in celebration of the impending holidays.
3. Noticing a mistake in a colleague's calculations that gave me an extra £17,500 through sending one email, the quickest amount I've ever raised!
2. The slightly hysterical silly email conversation between four of us in celebration of the impending holidays.
3. Noticing a mistake in a colleague's calculations that gave me an extra £17,500 through sending one email, the quickest amount I've ever raised!
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