What the heck happened to Sunday - the day not the cat. I read through the posts and decided that I needed breakfast before I answered and then the day just went. DS2 worked on putting in the new aerial and power points and now we have to wait for the electrician to come along and install a new circuit on the power board and certify the work. Meantime I finished the painting in the loo - apart from a second coat of paint to the window and door and tiled in the loo and kitchen. Almost done with this project. It's the finishing things that seem to take forever. You think - only got xyz to do and I'm done and you realise that grouting takes for ever and even longer to clean up the mess and that you still haven't prettied it all up and cleaned until it is shining. Then you realise some more that while you have been lingering and agonizing as to whether it is straight, clean, dust free and smooth you haven't been working on anything else either and the rest of the place is covered in dust, papers, and junk.
Mel - 5 degrees - I hope that is not fahrenheit??? That's below freezing. Last time it got to 5 degrees C here Target, K-mart, and all the other electrical stores ran out of heaters and blankets and quilts. It's a funny old world.
Ceejay - Good on you for thinking about the welfare of the cat. If she decides you are an okay person, you will never get away from her you realise! And they do become a bit of a liability if you go away from home frequently. But they are worth the worry and fuss. Sunday the cat has sort of switched allegiance from me to the DS2. Guess that is what I get for staying home for so long.
I've now been home for 2 months. It's seems a long time but really I think I have needed this. The feelings are moving again and I am beginning to think that I am ready to go back to work. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to just work when you felt like it and to give it a rest when every went to **** in a handcart. But that's not what we are made of. We need to work for the feeling of independence and self worth. At least we like to think our work makes a difference somewhere.
I've been eating the veges out of the garden - last night I had a feed of fresh spinach. The darn stuff is going to seed in front of my eyes. The second set of lettuces are ready to eat. Tomatoes have flowers on them so maybe some fruit soon. Parsley is out of control and the beetroot will be ready by the end of the week. Not sure what the snow peas are doing - not much by the look of them.
I'll catch up with you lot again later.


MAYBE BROCCOLI AND HUMMUS? OR MAYBE BROCCOLI AND A BIT OF RANCH DRESSING? I AM DECLUTTERING WITH YOU SO WE WON'T BE LONELY
GOOD LUCK WITH THE CATEPILLARS. HOPE THEY WILL LIKE THEIR NEW HOME.
I LOVE TO GROUT BUT HATE THE CLEAN UP. I JUST WATCHED A MAN ON TV...HE WAS AN ITALIAN TILER AND HE USES SAWDUST TO CLEAN UP THE GROUT AND POLISH IT. HE WAITS TILL IT'S ALL DRY AND THEN GETS ON THE FLOOR WITH THE SAWDUST AND MUSHES IT AROUND. IT DID AN AMAZING JOB OF REMOVING THE EXCESS DRIED GROUT AND ACTUALLY POLISHED UP THE TILES VERY NICE. THE USED UP SAWDUST CHANGES COLOR AS IT PICKS UP THE GROUT AND THEN HE USED A CANISTER VAC TO SUCK IT ALL UP! IN THE MEANTIME....I HOPE YOU FIND A JOB YOU LIKE
You go, girl! We LOVE the DVR package and use it all the time both for recording and pausing/rewinding live TV when we or the dogs need a potty break, or when we don't hear clearly what was said. It would be so nice of you to rescue Crystal from your cousin's dog.
I wish you could send some of that spinach my way...the salad bar here is out of spinach today, and I miss it (never thought I'd say that!). 


Keep on rockin' (um...I mean walking), chicas!