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Busy Week


Not bad for a week off work.

  • On Monday I built my crib and nursing chair
  • On Tuesday I painted 5 canvases for baby (all cartoon type jungle animals) which I can put up in the nursery
  • Wednesday I slept! And then went shopping for some last minute Christmas bits and a new outfit for my Christmas party tonight
  • Today I have the gas man coming over to give us a quote on the boiler, then I am going to Jen's for a girly afternoon with her and Gill, this evening I'm off to my works Christmas do.
  • Dunno what's planned for much of tomorrow, although there's an end of year trip to the pub with work in the afternoon that I plan to go to
And then that's it! I'll have to make a last trip to Windermere for work on Sat but after that we'll be off for Christmas! WOOHOO!

I love time off work, it's so relaxing, chilling out, sat around doing nothing! HA!

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