Week Eleven

Week eleven saw me feeling much better but still very tired, not a good thing on a busy week!  Here are the highlights:

I'm seeing some gorgeous sunsets from my kitchen window now that I'm not arriving home in the dark:

Although Sarah tries really hard to whisper at bingo she can't quite manage it so we made her sit at another table :)

Cinema club went to watch London Has Fallen, great film but not quite as good as the first.  I think Sarah's hubby Chris probably wishes he had pulled a different face when photo bombing us :)

I got my new specs, my readers lol

This girl loves a hat and hats just love her :)

Maddie also got new glasses.  They are black and silver on the outside and aqua on the inside and I love them!

I had a half a pound gain at slimming but, as I'd been ill, it didn't really bother me.  I definitely enjoyed dirty pudding after weigh in :)

We have had a few foggy mornings, it's the only weather that affects my asthma :(

This text conversation with my BFF really had me laughing out loud in the office. Obviously I should have realised it was because he was a gypsy :)

Saturday was crop day and the day really whizzed by!

I only managed 2 full layouts but I did enjoy a few treats and great company :)

Alice was not impressed when I put a pair of her brother's (clean) pants on her head :) This is why I love Project Life, I'll look forward to showing her this photo in my album when she's a teenager :)

On Sunday I had a lovely scrapping day and managed another 3 layouts!

Before I headed to the pub to support the walkers taking part in the Marsden March.  I took part in the walk last year but left it too late to register for this year and they were full :(

Alfie really enjoyed playing with his toys in the garden while the sun was shinning :)

And then he refused to get off my lap in the evening while I was trying to crochet!

So a busy but really lovely week and now I'm starting week twelve at 100% fitness so I may start running again.

I hope you have a great week, thanks for stopping by
Jo xx