Having spent the last 6 months commuting with the joys of Scotrail I have decided to write about books.
Now I get through about 2-3 books a week. All taken from the bestseller rack at Tescos so how could I possibly go wrong...
Here are some of my findings:
1. Ex Special Forces personnel have a penchant for finding holy relics
2. If you bump into any ex special forces then they are likely to be escorting a pretty young lady in search of said relics.
3. They all carry guns
4. Arc
Well after hearing all about me little Harry couldn't wait to get out and meet me - unfortunately he's come out 6 weeks early so is a bit on the small side but doing well..
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sadly he has his daddy's feet
Well, time is pressing but i figured I should mention this..
Been with my girlfriend for nearly a year now and she's due to drop another minime anywhere between 3 and 7 weeks (don't ask) . A little boy whom I shall call Cyril
Nuclear nappies and sleepless nights...here we go again
Well I finally sold my house yesterday pending all the paperwork etc. The good news is the buyer wants completion by the 21st of this month. So I have to find a place for me and my dog in 2 weeks in a strange town. Big Issue anyone??
I just managed to photocopy 48 copies of my 3 timesheets instead of faxing them to a number ending in 48. don't you just love these all in one machines If anybody needs me i'll be in the back looking after the webserver
Well I went for a nice long lunch today and was bustin for the loo when i got back to the office As i was standing there minding my own business the fire alarm test went off. jumped out of me skin nearly widdled on me shoes
well I decided to try a bit more in the way of exercises (got to keep firming those lovely buttocks of mine) at the weekend and got a nice little exercise area sorted out and then went to tesco for my weekly shop. I had a peek at the equipment and bought a large bouncy ball and some enormous elastic bands. I got home and looked at the box the ball was in and saw the available colours and the sticker which marked the colour for the contents of the box. I now have an enormous bright pink exercise
I recently discovered tescos yummy curries - microwave and yum - and with fresh naan bread it's lovely so i get one out of the packet this evening and read the instructions - cook for 3.15 then add some water and stir before cooking for another 3 minutes - simple. so i set the alarm and sit and wait. ding i rush through to see the curry sitting in the pack next to the stupid microwave. at no point did it say insert pack into microwave oven. I feel i should write in and complain
I went to the barbers today asked for a grade 3 and leave some at the front so i can keep my super quiff mad crazy woman left under an inch - how am i supposed to quiff that i fear i have lost my superpowers i'm going to cry
My work want me to travel to luton for at least a couple of days a week preferably more and at best I'll get a travelodge. I had an employment agent on the phone with talk of jobs in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris and Dubai. Or Luton..... This is a tough one.
I got given a love heart sweetie by a girlie today..
i was so happy... what would it say??
you're gorgeous.
i heart u
big man
sweetheart
cute guy???
No!
the bloody thing said 'Grow Up'
Today at work the most wonderful thing happened... I went for my 11 o'clock chocolate and ordered a twix from the machine. As it fell from the shelf it knocked against a caramel dairy milk bar which fell with it. Things are looking up indeed.
Much to my amusement today I learnt that however hard they try, labradors do not fit down rabbit holes. Today I went to Tesco. This was nearly fun - I'm trying to buy food that is not served with chips. One of these days I'm going to end up looking like a great big chip (aunt bessies preferably). Last weeks was a disaster - 2 of my new things to eat were horrid and unfit for human consumption. This week my new things are curries. I even bought naan bread to go with them. I still bought 3 pizzas
Oooo I had an adventure yesterday... I had a wedding at 2 o'clock to go to in Inverness which is a long way north of me. 08:00 - crawled out of bed - had coffee, breakfast, shower etc - started packing me bag 08:45 - booked taxi - walked dog 09:10 - finished off me packing 09:30 - got taxi to station looking dapper in me suit 12:10 - arrived at Inverness after enjoying a lovely journey, stunning scenery etc 12:20 - looking for castle which hotel is near - at river underneath a big grass bank cou
Today I used public transport to get to work. It only took 4 times longer and is only nearly 3 times as expensive. Let's all do it. Good luck to anyone trying to read a stagecoach timetable and figuring out how to get from a to b at a particular time in Perth. Stupid car nearly passed its mot. the brakes passed but when they stripped down the wheel to see the suspnsion they looked and said they were going to fail the brakes cos they look bad. Which leaves me with my next dilemma - the tax runs o
well hasn't this weekend been exciting. not really - on work days i struggle out of bed after my fourth alarm goes off. on saturday I woke up wide awake 15 minutes before the first would have gone off - how odd so down to a nice quiet tesco - store empty but big queues at the tills . 'Would you like a hand with your packing' 'No thankyou' 'Then SUFFER!' last night i was rooting through my dvds for something to watch and found lord of the rings - still wrapped so i sits meself down - pops on the
thought i'd come back to blogland cos i'm bored..
every day i drive to work past a sign 'Bag your own manure £1' -
another sign ... 'for glasgow follow signs to stirling' ..... swiftly followed by 'welcome to stirling' i imagine
not as good as the signs on some of the signs on the m6 saying 'sign not in use'
on the hot water tap at work 'caution hot water' well duh
on another note last friday the 'great coffee machine disaster of 2007' occurred. someone shook the chocolate machine to catch