Upside Down
So I was being silly and decided how interesting would it be to take a self portrait upside down so I very carefully did a back bridge in the middle of our living room floor - balanced on one hand.
And this was the result!
So I was being silly and decided how interesting would it be to take a self portrait upside down so I very carefully did a back bridge in the middle of our living room floor - balanced on one hand.
And this was the result!
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This is a bit of a stretch but it does make sense.
My Grandparents were due to be moving house today then in between everything else it got moved to Friday. Grandma has been packing so they are ready to go since the house went on the market about two months ago. So they are ready to go.
Well that was till yesterday…..their chain fell through and now they aren’t moving. (Do you get me?!?!)
Gentleman called up slightly annoyed that we’ve not answered his email.
So I go on the hunt track down the email – we haven’t replied as there are no attachments to the email (and well I think my manager was avoiding it!)
I ask him to send the attachments again so I can have a look and get it sorted.
He stays on the line while I print them off and come back to the phone.
Customer: Why did I need to send my receipt to you if you’re just going to give me the information I have in front of me.
Me: Well sir it’s a normal process that we go through when ever a customer requests the keys or code for their safe.
Customer: Grr….(general grumpy-ness!!!!!)
Me: Sir, what type of batteries did you put into your safe?
Customer: Erm What batteries? I haven’t put batteries in it?!
Me: Ok sir we recommend two certain brands
(Customer puts in batteries and the safe opens first time!!!!)
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Here’s today’s (well yesterdays) image.
Ok so its a pot plant in our living room. This is the closest I really get to gardening at the moment as we live in a first floor flat.
Its taken me all take to come up with it!!!!
About now (00:45am) on the 2nd July 1988 my brother arrived into the world. He’s 20 now I think my mum feel old. Happy Birthday Rich!
PROJECT #1:
Introduce yourself.
I know, I know. That’s a little anticlimactic. Here were are, talking about changing the world from our rocking chairs on our porches with a little pie, and I’m asking you to just talk about one of the subjects you know best — you.

It’s funny how one things can lead to another. I used Twitter, then was told about Plurk, which is how come I ended up here. So this post is about Me, yup that person in the picture above is me. I’m 22 (or so my birth certificate would have me believe) I was born on the 27th April 1986 at Bedford Hospital. I was born at North Wing which is where the Baby ward was until they moved it to South Wing a couple of years ago.
Up until May 2007 I lived with My Mum, Dad and Brother. I then got married to Chris and we moved in together at No 90. At the end of May when my job was confirmed as permanent, we looked at getting our own flat and within a few weeks moved to our new flat (I need a nickname for it, because it won’t be new for long lol).
I am now posting from my phone sat at church (well the church office) today we are having a meeting to discuss the Halloween alternative party (yes we are just into July and we’re planning October)
Erm trying to think what else to write. If you think of something ask me a question.
Edit I forgotten to plug my inner FarmGirl lol. Ok so I am useless at looking after plants they always die on me!!! So my aim is to buy a potplant and keep it alive - I will do what my Grandma does and I’ll talk to it if needs be!!!!!
The answer is a No I don’t know them.
I found this article at Karen’s blog. Courtesy of Gray Cee at The Parenting Diaries (Yes I know I’m not a parent but I am still a babysitter and it is interesting!!!!)
I can still list quite a few of the people who live in the same street as where I lived when I lived with my parents. There was Michael and Cat at 2, Clare and Philip at 3, Ollie and Jordan at 4 and Mr and Mrs Redman at 5 Amy and Warren at 11. Now it changed and people have grown up and got married, or gone away to university or in the case of Mr and Mrs Redman, Mr Redman died and Mrs Redman lived on her own for a little while. Twice in my last year of uni (when I still lived with Mum) her carer came and rang Mum’s doorbell as Mrs Redman wasn’t answering her door. The first time she was out at her Day Centre’s Christmas lunch thing and the paramedic’s had called the police to break in - the carer had arrived and there was no answer. As the carer though someone was in she called the Paramedics. I then arrive back from uni and a policeman comes and knocks on the door. He asked if we had any keys or form of access and I said yes as Mum had told me the code for her emergency key box, I was too late and the paramedic or the police man had broken a window to get in! The second time she was genuinely hurt, she’d fallen over and ended up on the floor leaning up against her walker thing (it was a zimmer frame as it had wheels and trays so she could carry bits round the house.) Thankfully she wasn’t hurt, but if she hadn’t had had contact with anyone in the street and she had have been hurt, would she have been ok?
I moved in with Mr J and that was Denmark Street, We had a friendly family at No 99 (which incidentally was my Dad’s old House when he lived with his parents) they sent everyone in that bit of the street a quick note to let us know that it was their daughters birthday and that if there was a bit of noise they were sorry. Well that sort of thing. Then next door there was Judith and Dave - they are super lovely!!! Whenever we had packages arrive and we weren’t in but they were they would sign for them for us. We made a neighbourly gesture as such which was to give them a plate of homemade biscuits at Christmas back in 2006, and then homemade fairy cakes Christmas 2007. The ones in 2006 were also kinda welcome to the neighbourhood as they moved in about 2 weeks before Christmas. We did know one of the neighbours who lived at 94 but we didn’t really talk as she always seemed to be on a mission to get somewhere quickly.
Now me and Mr J have moved to our own flat, I can tell you the names of three of the other four people in our building but thats all I can tell you. Well other than the fact that the lady directly downstairs from us really likes Flog It! She always has it on really loud!

Twist
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CHOCOLATE!!!!!!!!
This is my photo for Herspace-myspace today.
It’s not that imaginative but I think it will be individual

SOS
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This afternoon some of our youth group have been putting up tents in the church garden. Our youth group is going away in August, so this afternoon we’ve been putting tents up this weekend to make sure they work.
So over here they have been talking about Favourite Photos. I have soooooo many. But here a small selection with a bit of a blurb about why they are my favourites:

This was taken last weekend at Amy and Daniel’s Wedding by Sarge. Kewey and Serena are two of my best friends, we went to university together and I am sure that we will be friends for years to come.

This is one I took of myself, I was always so sure that you had to avoid having the camera in the shot - does that make sense? So actually to take this was really cool. I worked out that if I was going something like cleaning my teeth then I didn’t look so grumpy!!
I got in from work yesterday and really fancied doing something – wasn’t really sure what just knew I wanted to do something and not sit in front of the TV all evening (although I did want to watch the Nelson Mandela birthday concert).
I put on Facebook that I wanted to go to the cinema and if anyone wanted to come with me. My friend Phil dropped me a message saying that he’d come but it depended on what I was going to watch. I’d had a look on the listings and there was Wanted or The Incredible Hulk.
Phil then phoned me as he couldn’t be bothered with texting or Facebook – the art of conversation isn’t dead!
We decided that we’d meet at quarter to 8 and headed to Maccy D’s for a drink and a catch up.
We headed over to the cinema and had a look what’s on. We were stood in the queue and had a look at the screen. Sex and The City was on at 8:20pm, Wanted was on at 8:30pm and Wanted was on at 8:50pm.
Phil and I had a chat about which we wanted to go and see and he said that he wouldn’t mind seeing SATC again if I wanted to see it. (Phil is sooooo lovely!!!!)
I loved it! I was a little concerned that it would be overly graphic like the TV show but actually it wasn’t too bad there were a couple of bits that were a little over the top but they were over quick.
Overall I loved the film and might get it on DVD (then again maybe not!) I did have to give Phil a quick rundown on where we left the TV show as he had never ever watched an episode.