Moving through life's seasons
Can you think of a time when you’ve started a really straightforward, simple task, and then it grew and grew? That’s exactly what’s happened this week. Add into the mix a humdinger of a cold and you get a picture of the week I’ve had. Continue reading “Weekly update – when little jobs grow”
In this weekly update I need to tell you about wood – and a new respect I have for wood. Plus splinters, aches and pains and standing on one foot with my eyes closed. Oh and I’m going to New York and my ear piercings continue to cause some controversy. Continue reading “Weekly update – and a new respect for wood”
Things are hotting up here in the Quirky Museum in more ways than one. I am being “head hunted”, did some training, had some physio and we are scavengers once again! Continue reading “Weekly update – hotting up”
This week we’ve been to Tesco, plus home deliveries from Morrison’s and Asda, tell you why in a minute. Visited a friend and things took an unexpected and I might be turning into a radical youth group leader.
Continue reading “Weekly update – stocking up and being radical”
I am so sorry I haven’t blogged for three weeks, which I will address right now. Still, there’s plenty going on. Rather than keep you reading for two hours, here’s just a few highlights. Continue reading “Weekly update – more like three weeks!”
What does being 60 feel like? Short answer, not bad at all. Longer answer is there’s more to it. This is in terms of how I feel physically, mentally and also my outlook on life changes.
Continue reading “What does being 60 feel like?”
This week’s update includes an account of me pushing my luck at the hospital, starting to decorate the dining room and another family visit. Oh and did I tell you, I’m suffering withdrawal symptoms? Continue reading “Weekly update – pushing my luck”