My month (for it is all about me) kicks off with a day's Crop tomorrow. (If you're interested in a small informal crop session in the Hants/Wiltshire area, do get in touch for details). There can't be many better ways for a new month to begin. The sun shines here today, which means that I'm going to live up to a promise and take some photos of the tidied up work space. You have no idea how welcome it was to read that my mess is your mess - Me Casa es Su Casa friends, you are clearly unshockable. Except Lyn, who poor thing, must wince when she reads of or sees such slovenly housekeeping. And my father, but it's OK, I'm pretty sure he's not a reader here. My mother won't be shocked, nor will she wince. She knows that I am unchangeable and has learned to put all the shocking stuff in her blind spot. It's a maternal skill. You should see Miss Dunnit's bedroom!
Friday, 1 May 2009
May: shaping up well
My month (for it is all about me) kicks off with a day's Crop tomorrow. (If you're interested in a small informal crop session in the Hants/Wiltshire area, do get in touch for details). There can't be many better ways for a new month to begin. The sun shines here today, which means that I'm going to live up to a promise and take some photos of the tidied up work space. You have no idea how welcome it was to read that my mess is your mess - Me Casa es Su Casa friends, you are clearly unshockable. Except Lyn, who poor thing, must wince when she reads of or sees such slovenly housekeeping. And my father, but it's OK, I'm pretty sure he's not a reader here. My mother won't be shocked, nor will she wince. She knows that I am unchangeable and has learned to put all the shocking stuff in her blind spot. It's a maternal skill. You should see Miss Dunnit's bedroom!
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I love the month of May too and we have quite a few events ourselves - Georgia's b'day, Pippa's baptism, Olivia's first comunion, to name but a few. I hope Miss Dunnit is baring up under the GCSE pressure. It'll be over before she knows it!!
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Good Luck to miss Dunnit ... dont tidy her room there may be method there. When I was 16 and doing gce's mum did some tidying. She said she thought it would help me study. I had a fit and it took 2 nights to get things so I could continue studying !!! Mind you when my son was 16 I just stood by the door and shouted "Throw out your dead" xx
Oh Angie how funny! Am totally going to take your advice - no danger of tackling the bedroom, not while there's paper in my craft cupboards!
LOL! And I love Angie's method - I might try shouting that at DSs bedroom door!
I love May too, but flipping weather's not looking too good for the BH weekend :(
I quite agree Julia- a lovely time of the year.
and yes-I am frequently challenged by scrapping!!!
We have exams looming in our house too.
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