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Apr. 21st, 2011 10:40 pm( Regarding tonight's Coronation Street )
Hello. I'm not sure what news I have to give any of you. I'm really enjoying the sunshine at the moment. I like that it's sunny and warm but not quite ridiculously hot yet. Yesterday my mum and I had my oldest nephew, because we normally have him on Fridays but tomorrow is Good Friday and his dad will be at home, so we're not having him on Friday, so mum said she'd have him Wednesday or Thursday instead. And we were playing with him and stuff, and we were just about to go around to our local shop, when my sister called to say she had an appointment with the dentist, five minutes before she rang, could we meet her at the dentists and take my youngest nephew off her hands until she was finished in there. Apparently she's got a rotten tooth that's been giving her a lot of toothache for the past few days, and she just managed to get an emergency appointment that day. So it wasn't so bad that she asked really. But me and mum and my oldest nephew had to go uptown and pick up my youngest nephew and look after him for half an hour or so. Anyway, the point of this story was that we ended up going to the local gardens, which are just down from the town centre and where we hardly ever go. And it turned out it was really lovely down there. I haven't been for years, and it's got a bad reputation as somewhere you don't want to go at night, but during the day at least it's lovely. Lots of grass, hardly anyone there, right next to the local bowls club and pitch and at the moment lots of the trees are full of blossom. It was a really lovely way to spend half an hour or so. The only off-putting thing really was the broken benches and every now and then the path was full of broken glass. Which is a shame really. But mostly it was lovely.
Other things: I finally got around to cancelling some phone insurance I've had for nearly 7 years apparently, on Tuesday. I don't even have the same phone anymore, so it was about time I cancelled it really. And now I have and it is done. So now all I have to do is change my account to a regular one that I don't have to pay £7 or £8 a month for, and I will have gotten rid of all my bills and won't have an overdraft anymore, and I will just have the money I have and I will be able to see it and hopefully none of it will disappear without my noticing. Which is really nice.
In other news, my youngest nephew is now getting pretty good at riding his bike with stabilisers, and my oldest nephew has just learned pretty much how to ride his bike without stabilisers. And I really like Lush's Breath Of God perfume. Hurrah. I also went to my third session of the confidence course this week. There seem to be less and less people coming every week. But I'm still sticking with it. I think there is a lot of value to a lot of the stuff the guy says, although I can also understand some other people maybe thinking there's no point to it or it's not for them. But it's not so bad. And I even got some expenses back this week. Hurrah again.
Hello. I'm not sure what news I have to give any of you. I'm really enjoying the sunshine at the moment. I like that it's sunny and warm but not quite ridiculously hot yet. Yesterday my mum and I had my oldest nephew, because we normally have him on Fridays but tomorrow is Good Friday and his dad will be at home, so we're not having him on Friday, so mum said she'd have him Wednesday or Thursday instead. And we were playing with him and stuff, and we were just about to go around to our local shop, when my sister called to say she had an appointment with the dentist, five minutes before she rang, could we meet her at the dentists and take my youngest nephew off her hands until she was finished in there. Apparently she's got a rotten tooth that's been giving her a lot of toothache for the past few days, and she just managed to get an emergency appointment that day. So it wasn't so bad that she asked really. But me and mum and my oldest nephew had to go uptown and pick up my youngest nephew and look after him for half an hour or so. Anyway, the point of this story was that we ended up going to the local gardens, which are just down from the town centre and where we hardly ever go. And it turned out it was really lovely down there. I haven't been for years, and it's got a bad reputation as somewhere you don't want to go at night, but during the day at least it's lovely. Lots of grass, hardly anyone there, right next to the local bowls club and pitch and at the moment lots of the trees are full of blossom. It was a really lovely way to spend half an hour or so. The only off-putting thing really was the broken benches and every now and then the path was full of broken glass. Which is a shame really. But mostly it was lovely.
Other things: I finally got around to cancelling some phone insurance I've had for nearly 7 years apparently, on Tuesday. I don't even have the same phone anymore, so it was about time I cancelled it really. And now I have and it is done. So now all I have to do is change my account to a regular one that I don't have to pay £7 or £8 a month for, and I will have gotten rid of all my bills and won't have an overdraft anymore, and I will just have the money I have and I will be able to see it and hopefully none of it will disappear without my noticing. Which is really nice.
In other news, my youngest nephew is now getting pretty good at riding his bike with stabilisers, and my oldest nephew has just learned pretty much how to ride his bike without stabilisers. And I really like Lush's Breath Of God perfume. Hurrah. I also went to my third session of the confidence course this week. There seem to be less and less people coming every week. But I'm still sticking with it. I think there is a lot of value to a lot of the stuff the guy says, although I can also understand some other people maybe thinking there's no point to it or it's not for them. But it's not so bad. And I even got some expenses back this week. Hurrah again.
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