Good things; my dig camera - once I have sat down with the destruction book, thrown it away in a strop and then decided to dig it out from the bin/back of the sofa or drawer marked "bugger it I dont know what its for" I will be able to bore family, friends and relative strangers with pics of my life.
Keefe seemed to like his presents - always well acted.
My mum and dad didn't argue for the first time in years. May have had something to do with the fact that she was in Coventry and he was in his caravan in Whitley Bay.
I cooked my first - on my own - Christmas dinner and if I say so myself it was rather good. I've always cooked it with someone like my mum or brother so this year was my first - I'm impressed with myself but have to say that I understand cooking for two is a whole different story than cooking for 20. Hats off to anyone who did!
Bad things: Nope not going there, still maintaining an upside down frown!
So what now.... Well now its the hype for the NEW YEAR! We have a friend of Keefe's coming to stay (Woody) and may be going to Dads, or may be mums, or may be not going out at all. Who knows. I'm approaching the end of this year with some slight trepidation but, and here is the shocker, a whole lot more enthusiasm!
Trepidation:
1) I may end up loosing my license because of a very drunken night out in July.
2) Keefe and I are still not totally sorted - so need to get on top of the stuff called relationships.
3) We are selling up are rather lovely house and moving into a glorified caravan under the banner of "down sizing"
Enthusiasm:
1) I'm in a play at the end of January and I actually feel really good about it.
2) I think I've settled some "stuff" about where I want to go with my career and that's looking positive.
3) We are selling up are rather lovely house and moving into a glorified caravan under the banner of "down sizing"
4) I'm doing the moon walk.
So lots to blog on and even more to just waffle about. So here's a toast the last few days of this fairly strange year.
"You came with a whimper - now leave with some wine...."