catsback ([info]catsback) wrote,
@ 2008-03-11 20:25:00
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birthday treat
Since Lynne and I share a birthday, we had a tacit agreement that we'd BOTH work on March 10.
The alternative would have left a very empty newsroom at the RSJ.

Solids to little sis Rachel for a batch of top drawer flapjacks to boost the birthday vibe:) There was loads to do, as ever, so probs just as well my astral twin and I succumbed to those inbuilt work ethics.

Oldest sis freshly returned from a jaunt to Egypt - with tales of whirling dervishes and flashers. Jetlagged she may be but we took her up on her offer of a post-work babysit stint without blinking. Anj and I made it to see Juno and my thoughts on it go a little bit like this:

http://www.ross-shirejournal.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/3543/Juno.html

(The short version: Top film, dude!)

Michael is experimenting with a language known only to himself but is adding new words to his vocabulary every day. It's a magical time. I really fancy getting a family portrait done but at the back of my mind I think I should shed 20kg first. That's perhaps the equivalent of a woman wanting to get bikini ready for the beach holiday, only far less likely to actually happen in my case. The gym thing is easy - it's the home-from-work food thing that's tougher to conquer. Tips - short of stomach stapling and willpower transplants - are welcome.

Wrist still gammy so that's all I've got to say about that.


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[info]katana1
2008-03-11 09:36 pm UTC (link)
I rather like the links to your thoughts on films. I have added Juno to my film list. Top film, dude! works too. :)

Love the description of language known only to the lad - it is a magical time when they start to speak....and then they do not know when to be quiet. :)

I wish I could give a few tips on the eating front - I have been bad this last week. Marshmallows, mexican food and flakes making a big time return. Aargh!!

Ice the wrist (use an ice-block inside a wet, cold tea towel for around 15 minutes). The wet material is required to conduct the icy coldness to the problem area. Really helps. Also take ibuprofen - or something stronger from the Dr such as Diclofenic.

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