- Do ironing so we can find the spare bed
- Take Maisie out on education trips to shopping centres and restaurants every other day
- Try and finish lots of knitting
- Try not to start to knit too many things without finishing stuff first
- Help Maisie to sew herself something
- Try not to fuss too much as Maisie uses my precious sewing machine
- Go food shopping more often as I have a bit of a problem going to the supermarket and we often run out of food!
- Put some thought into our Photo Business in preparation for the Wedding Fayre we're attending in October
- Finish website...should be at top of list
- Tidy the house from top to bottom every day before I even look at some knitting
- Try not to worry too much about previous resolution
- Get the swap stuff sorted for my pals
- Send a goody bag to Robin as I owe her for sending me a Knit Picks order over...
- Put all our beautiful wedding photos into an even more beautiful coffee table book...oooh so excited about our new photobooks we are going to be using for our business
- Try to go to bed earlier ~ days never seem long enough to me, why waste good knitting time sleeping? Mind you if I do go to bed and actually manage to sleep it is a miracle!
- Lose some weight again
- Do some exercise, see above!
- Find an accountant
- Try to recycle a bit more, my Son in Law is brilliant at it!
- Go to France for a week.....maybe I aught to get on and sort that one!
Here's one of my favourite photos I took on our honeymoon in Venice....just because I don't think a blog post is interesting without a photo or two....
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 | 87 As a 1930s wife, I am |
12 comments:
Great list there! If I were you, I'd just ignore no.s 1 and 10 and concentrate on 2 and 3!
Love your wet Venice photo. Do you know, you really are quite good at taking pictures aren't you?
add number 21, arrange a Spinning Lesson with Jo! Was thinking about it today, speak soon!
Wow, what a great list! I going to go take a nap now -- you've made me tired just reading it!
I like the second resolution best! Suggest maybe put things to be ironed under bed.. But then I scored 10 (verypoor:failure) as a 1930s wife. Oh dear, don't tell Graham.
Don't forget to have a little fun too. :) I love that shot.
Crikey; I scored -3...
Look at you and your Very Superior!
I came out at 61 - Superior...must be all the smoking and drinking I don't do!
Looking forward to using my NDS - what will it become?
Love you xxx
Yikes, that's quite a long list - hope it doesn't stress you out! Chilling out and perhaps sipping gin should be on there too (or maybe a creme de menthe for a bit of a thirties moment).
Beautiful photo of Venice. I can't see the cardi though - your link seems to direct me straight back to this post.
Aha, found the cardi - not that difficult! Sorry, having a 'special' moment.
I got tired just reading your list! The summer holidays seem to pass in such a blur yet it's hard to resist not packing too much into them.
The early thirties do seem like they would have been a good time to be alive. I'm leery of clicking links for tests. A few weeks ago I followed a link by a knitting blogger and took a test and since have been inundated with prono emails in what used to be a junk-free email account.
I hope you meetup with Jo for a spinning lesson. :-)
That is quite the extensive list. I might have to go and have a rest after reading it. Love the Venice photos and I also love your wedding photos...I took a little look at them...gorgeous dress.
That resolution about tidying every day...quite made my blood run cold!
I am in awe.
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