I showered, pressed my clothes, got dressed, did my hair, put on makeup, and attempted to wake up my daughter. She is sick. Stomach ache. I tend to be a little wary where 7-year-old illnesses are concerned, but normally regret it later when a phone call comes mid-day saying, “Yes, I am actually sick, and now throwing up and I tried to tell you I was sick earlier.”
So I opted to call my office and explain TLK was not feeling well. This was quickly accepted by my boss, which I appreciate greatly.
The rest of the day involved cable tv, crunches (which I’ve been doing for about 5 days), reading the entire Internet and my email, a short walk and talking to my favourite poet (not to be underrated… this is always a happy part of my day).
TLK and I packed up after awhile and went to the grocery, where we picked up milk, bananas, Corn Pops, pasta past its due date (see how often I buy fresh pasta?), American cheese and fresh strawberries, which TLK insisted on (she has finally proven she was not switched in the nursery at birth). We came home and I cooked dinner (pasta.. not the out-of-date stuff, though…and broccoli)
I started reading this site to learn about various things in the UK, mostly the government.
Tomorrow, back to work, I think. TLK seems to be running a little bit of a temperature. 😦
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What are ‘crunches’?
That school site is excellent. I’ve often referred, and linked, to pages on it’s website in the past.
Take care! xx
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“reading the entire Internet” Don’t tell me how it ends!
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Lol….I think only the aristocracy adhere strongly to some of that!…or I’m living in the wrong country!
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Flighty – “Crunches” = “stomach crunches”.. or here http://www.great-workout.com/stomach-crunch.cfm :).
Mahala – I’m not sure there IS an end.. hehe.. as soon as you think you’re there, several more thousand new blogs show up!
Gem – I hope you are eating your mashed peas correctly. 🙂
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Oh there’s definitely an end of the internet: http://www.endoftheinternet.com/
Gem lives out in the sticks they are strange there; we’re much more refined here in civilisation. 🙂 My boss, as I think I’ve mentioned before, is a Lord – it even says so on his passport (he’s also a total plank – a fact strangely omitted from the same passport).
p.s. MUSHY peas are LOVELY!
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Incidentally; the site you referenced has an “Glossary of English words and phrases”. It mentions “blimey” in there and the definition is correct but did you know that when I was a little boy my nan (maternal Grandmother) used to tell me that I should not say the word because the full phrase is “cor blimey” which she considered blasphemous as it is derived from the phrase “God blind me”.
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Ian – See? I am already in trouble… just over mushy peas (mushy peas… mushy peas.. I can remember that … ) 🙂
Hmmm… a “minced oath” 🙂
I like the little boy stories. x
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