It's my 2-year blogoversary today. And what better way to celebrate than with a picture of my beloved darling little cat:
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Sunday, 26 June 2011
good things
Good things about the single life:
sleeping in the middle of the bed
playing music whenever I want
singing (well, droning tunelessly) in the car
Sunday mornings with a pot of coffee, a book and still in pyjamas at midday
sleeping in the middle of the bed
playing music whenever I want
singing (well, droning tunelessly) in the car
Sunday mornings with a pot of coffee, a book and still in pyjamas at midday
Wednesday, 22 June 2011
Saturday, 18 June 2011
born to be mild
Today I decided to go crazy and get my hair done.
It is now an inch shorter than waist-length and parted on the left instead of in the middle.
And after all that excitment, I'm having a nice cup of tea and a slice of raisin bread.
It is now an inch shorter than waist-length and parted on the left instead of in the middle.
And after all that excitment, I'm having a nice cup of tea and a slice of raisin bread.
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
whinge
I promise I will stop whinging soon, but will you indulge me in one more self pity-fest? Thank you.
After A left I remembered fairly quickly Scenes From A Single Life. You know the kind of thing - responsible for 100% of everything, less money, more space, having to get the step ladder out to reach the top shelf in the kitchen, coming home late to a dark flat, cooking 1/4 of what I cooked before. It was saddening, but I seemed to step back into it all as if it hadn't been four-and-a-half years. I even cleared out the guttering with barely a scream when I discovered a spider among the leaves.
But then, on Saturday I was getting ready to go out and hauled an old dress out of the back of my wardrobe for the occasion. A dress with a zip in the back. I couldn't quite bend or twist or reach far enough to do it up, and instead of wearing something else instead, I dissolved into a sobbing mess at the end of the bed. It took me almost an hour to get a grip on myself, thread a ribbon through the zip and do it up that way. I guess you never know how or when grief is going to hit you.
After A left I remembered fairly quickly Scenes From A Single Life. You know the kind of thing - responsible for 100% of everything, less money, more space, having to get the step ladder out to reach the top shelf in the kitchen, coming home late to a dark flat, cooking 1/4 of what I cooked before. It was saddening, but I seemed to step back into it all as if it hadn't been four-and-a-half years. I even cleared out the guttering with barely a scream when I discovered a spider among the leaves.
But then, on Saturday I was getting ready to go out and hauled an old dress out of the back of my wardrobe for the occasion. A dress with a zip in the back. I couldn't quite bend or twist or reach far enough to do it up, and instead of wearing something else instead, I dissolved into a sobbing mess at the end of the bed. It took me almost an hour to get a grip on myself, thread a ribbon through the zip and do it up that way. I guess you never know how or when grief is going to hit you.
Friday, 3 June 2011
it's real
A came over on Wednesday evening and took away the rest of his stuff.
It's true. He's really gone and it's really over.
This sucks.
It's true. He's really gone and it's really over.
This sucks.
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