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It's contagious, and it's official (aka Tiny Little Things That Cause You Irrational Joy)


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Finishing urgent deadlines today and then indulging in (oh no no no, its gone forever, sob!!!)

Those techie types at google never cease to amaze me.


I sound pretty okay despite the fact I haven't got a clue how to play guitar B)

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The single tomato I have managed to grow this year. All other plants are bountiful but sadly, not this plum variety.


I have become a little obsessive about the solitary piece of fruit and check it's progress with an unhealthy frequency. But it makes me smile every time I see it :)

Making the squeaky kissing noise at a cat from the second floor window from the other side of the street and watching its bemused expression as it tries to work out what's happening.

knowing that I AM going to get some sun this summer as off the Spain soon!!!! phew

and please let's not use the 'A' word until at least the end of September if not October


Summer we love you, come back all is forgiven....

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