I stumbled upon a rather good meme from Kerry at Multiple Mummy which is all about her passions and asking us what ours are too. I love having a good think about things like this so here goes. Below are a few of the examples of what I am passionate about!
Photography
I have a passion for taking photos. I am not particularly creative when it comes to photography although I do try. I have a Nikon D50 DSLR which I love but never get out much because I don't really know how to use it. (I would love to learn) I also have just a cheap Canon which I carry around with me everyday and also my pride and joy which is my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3. My hubby bought it for my birthday a couple of years ago and I just love it. I also take a lot of photos on my iPhone.
I really do wish that I was better at it, I would love to learn how to take more artistic shots.
Photos
Leading on from the photography, I also am passionate about my photos. I literally have hundreds and I spend a lot of money on making photo books to capture all our memories. My friends and family get fed up with me because I am forever taking photos when we are out and about. I also have so many photos in frames around my house, a lot of people don't like having them up around the house but to me they are my pride and joy. (Although they do involve a lot of dusting!) I am trying to do a photo scrapbook for Mads but unfortunately I never seem to have the time.
Films
I am a real film buff and Mr E and I used to go to the cinema all the time before we had Mads as we had an unlimited cinema pass. Unfortunately we don't get the time as much anymore, although my Mum often has Mads so we can nip off for a couple of hours. I am afraid I do love chick flicks but I also love thrillers, and dramas. I like a bit of everything really though, although I draw the line at Westerns. I used to love horror films but find myself getting scared of them nowadays. If I had to say my top five favourite films, in no particular order they would be Leon, Mystic River, Shawshank Redemption, Brokedown Palace, and Dirty Dancing but I do have many I love.
Our home.
We bought our house almost two years ago and it was horrible inside when we first got it. We have spent a lot of time and money on it and have almost completely redone it cosmetically since we moved in. I am so proud of it, and keep it obsessively clean. When we have finished one room, I want to move on and do another one again but now I am on maternity leave unfortunately I can't buy as much for it. Although we want to move to a bigger house in a couple of years, I will always love my first home. Mr E has had a mortgage before me.
Reading
I have always enjoyed reading for as long as I can remember. I read all sorts of different things, from Chick Lit to Thrillers. I read very quickly and always have my head absorbed in a good book, although recently I have found myself not having as much time as I am always blogging when not looking after Mads! On our honeymoon I took away 15 books in 2 weeks and read every single one. I can not wait to read to Mads, I do read to her occasionally but I am really looking forward to reading her a story every night and reliving my childhood favourites through her. I have lots but 'The Faraway Tree' by Enid Blyton and all the Roald Dahl books have fond memories for me.
Crime Psychology
A bit of a strange passion but I have always been interested in crime. At University I studied Psychology and wrote my dissertation on Murder. Don't worry I am not a closet weirdo, but I am really interested in what makes criminals tick and have a lot of books on the subject. I watch Crimewatch every month and know a lot about historical crimes. Mr E thinks I am a bit strange!
Trashy TV
Embarrassing I know and not really a passion but a big interest of mine. I wish it wasn't but I have to admit I love trashy TV shows. The Only Way is Essex, Katie Price, Take me Out, X Factor, Big Brother....anything trashy I love. I love all reality TV as well.
My daughter
I know everyone is passionate about their children, but Mads is a new passion of mine. I am determined to enjoy every minute of my time off work with her and we are doing lots of activities. So far we are doing Baby Yoga, Baby Massage, Swimming Lessons, Baby Singing and soon we will be doing Baby Signing. I love reading books about her development too.
Travelling
I absolutely love travelling and have been very fortunate to go to some wonderful places. My favorite places in the world I have visited would be New York, Miami, Thailand, Barbados, Cuba, Mexico, Paris and Barcelona but I have been too many others. Mr E always go abroad every year, even if it is just a cheapie holiday to Spain but unfortunately I do not think that we will be able too with MadsMads.
So there you have it, the above are just a few of my passions. Hope it helped get to know me better!
Now I want to know about a couple of more people so I am going to tag these lovely two-
Mummy and the Beastie
Mummy, Mummy, Mum
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Wednesday, 27 April 2011
The Gallery- Green Eyed Monster
So the theme for this weeks 'The Gallery' is 'Green.' I actually thought this was tougher than the previous two weeks themes, mainly because I wanted to do something different than take a nature shot. (Basically because I am a terrible photographer it would pale in comparison to some of the amazing ones I am sure we will see this week!)
Therefore I thought I would do my own interpretation on the theme.
Yes that is me. It is the most hideous picture I could find. I was drunk at the time but thats no excuse.
Green eyed monster. Jealousy. Envy. Green with envy.
However you say it, we have all been jealous at times. It is human nature.
I have found recently that my green eyed monster has come out on several occasions, always at the same subject and it is not something I am proud of.
Going back to work.
I have been lucky to meet some lovely friends since having my daughter, mainly through my NCT classes and going to local baby groups. I have met people from all walks of life, but a lot of the women that I have met do not have to go back to work and are going to be Stay at Home Mums.
I always thought that I was quite career orientated but since having Mads I have absolutely no desire to go back to work until she is older and goes to nursery properly. It's not that I hate my job, its just that I want to be at home with my daughter and not have to leave her with someone else when she is less than a year old.
Don't get me wrong. I have absolutely nothing against people who go back to work full time or people who choose to stay at home full time- it is their choice. But I want to be at home with my daughter. Not all the time, I do still want to go back to work a couple of days a week. It isn't the fact that they are off work all the time that gets me jealous. It is that they have the choice.
We are very lucky to have a wonderful home which I am very proud of. Unfortunately with said home comes a massive mortgage and a lot of outgoings. Basically we have issues every way you look at it. We can't afford for me to go back to work full time due to the cost of childcare and travel. We can't afford for me to go back to work part time because my part time wage won't even cover the cost of my half of the outgoing bills. And we most certainly can't afford for me to be making no money at all.
And thats why my green eyed monster comes out. Just because I wish for once we didn't have to worry about money. Compared to a lot of people I know we are so fortunate, we both earn decent wages and have a lovely home, but unfortunately all our money is tied up. In a few years it will be fine but not at the moment. I just wish I could afford enough to spend time with my daughter and not worry about every single penny.
So thats what is making me 'green' at the moment. A slight different interpretation on the theme I know.
Head over to Tara's blog 'Sticky Fingers' to see some more normal green themes.
P.S I am going to win the lottery so don't feel too sorry for me.
P.P.S I don't look like that in real life....honest.
Therefore I thought I would do my own interpretation on the theme.
Yes that is me. It is the most hideous picture I could find. I was drunk at the time but thats no excuse.
Green eyed monster. Jealousy. Envy. Green with envy.
However you say it, we have all been jealous at times. It is human nature.
I have found recently that my green eyed monster has come out on several occasions, always at the same subject and it is not something I am proud of.
Going back to work.
I have been lucky to meet some lovely friends since having my daughter, mainly through my NCT classes and going to local baby groups. I have met people from all walks of life, but a lot of the women that I have met do not have to go back to work and are going to be Stay at Home Mums.
I always thought that I was quite career orientated but since having Mads I have absolutely no desire to go back to work until she is older and goes to nursery properly. It's not that I hate my job, its just that I want to be at home with my daughter and not have to leave her with someone else when she is less than a year old.
Don't get me wrong. I have absolutely nothing against people who go back to work full time or people who choose to stay at home full time- it is their choice. But I want to be at home with my daughter. Not all the time, I do still want to go back to work a couple of days a week. It isn't the fact that they are off work all the time that gets me jealous. It is that they have the choice.
We are very lucky to have a wonderful home which I am very proud of. Unfortunately with said home comes a massive mortgage and a lot of outgoings. Basically we have issues every way you look at it. We can't afford for me to go back to work full time due to the cost of childcare and travel. We can't afford for me to go back to work part time because my part time wage won't even cover the cost of my half of the outgoing bills. And we most certainly can't afford for me to be making no money at all.
And thats why my green eyed monster comes out. Just because I wish for once we didn't have to worry about money. Compared to a lot of people I know we are so fortunate, we both earn decent wages and have a lovely home, but unfortunately all our money is tied up. In a few years it will be fine but not at the moment. I just wish I could afford enough to spend time with my daughter and not worry about every single penny.
So thats what is making me 'green' at the moment. A slight different interpretation on the theme I know.
Head over to Tara's blog 'Sticky Fingers' to see some more normal green themes.
P.S I am going to win the lottery so don't feel too sorry for me.
P.P.S I don't look like that in real life....honest.
Friday, 22 April 2011
Flashback Friday- Cluck Cluck
So it's Flashback Friday time again and I have decided after my post yesterday about how I 'Used to be Cool' (not really!!) I would write about the memory of the last drunken night out I had with all my friends- my hen do.
My hen weekend was in November 2009. We got married a month afterwards in December and then I fell pregnant in the March, so it was my last real night out with my girl friends.
My bridesmaids and another one of my good friends had the task of planning my hen do. I had no strict requirements so I ultimately let them decide, the only thing I wanted was for it to be a surprise.
I knew that we were going to Newcastle but apart from that I knew none of the other details until we got there.
My friends totally surpassed themselves and I couldn't have asked for a better 'last weekend of freedom.'
They had hired us a penthouse apartment in Newcastle and on the Friday night we decided that we were just going to have a couple of drinks and a girls night in chatting and reminising.
It started off that way...
However it soon progressed to us deciding it would be a good idea to go out into Newcastle city centre in our pj's.
This is how our 'quiet' night in ended up.
The next day they told me that we were going to do a secret activity. This turned out to be pole dancing.
Anyone who knows me knows that I have absolutely no rhythm or coordination so I was a little nervous about the whole experience. However the instructor was really good fun and we all had to dress up in the costumes that she provided. I got the 'bride' outfit which looked like something the Bride of Frankenstein wouldn't even be seen dead in.
I can definitely say that pole dancing was not my forte!
On the Saturday evening my bridesmaids presented us with coloured tights and we all wore black dresses. We had some cocktails in our apartment and they organised me a 'Mr and Mrs' quiz. They had already asked Mr E some questions and we had to see if our answers matched. I am pleased to say I did quite well.
We all went out again, first to a teppenyaki restaurant which was really nice and then to a karaoke bar, where we managed to get the whole bar up and dancing on the tables! We then went and danced the night away in a cheesy nightclub. (The last time I was in a nightclub!)
This is how the second night ended. The perils of high heels!
All in all it was a fabulous weekend and it made me realise how lucky I am to have such brilliant friends. Unfortunately none of them live near me since we moved, a lot are in London, and a lot are up North but we talk on the phone all the time, and they really are the best friends I could ask for. We all are at such different stages in our lives, some are married with children, some are in long term relationships, some are single, some are travelling, some are working, but I know that if I needed them they would be there in a flash.
I enjoy nights like this occasionally but it has been so long now, I think I would be tucked up in bed after one glass of wine!
Now head over to Karin's abode and check out some more...
My hen weekend was in November 2009. We got married a month afterwards in December and then I fell pregnant in the March, so it was my last real night out with my girl friends.
My bridesmaids and another one of my good friends had the task of planning my hen do. I had no strict requirements so I ultimately let them decide, the only thing I wanted was for it to be a surprise.
I knew that we were going to Newcastle but apart from that I knew none of the other details until we got there.
My friends totally surpassed themselves and I couldn't have asked for a better 'last weekend of freedom.'
They had hired us a penthouse apartment in Newcastle and on the Friday night we decided that we were just going to have a couple of drinks and a girls night in chatting and reminising.
It started off that way...
However it soon progressed to us deciding it would be a good idea to go out into Newcastle city centre in our pj's.
This is how our 'quiet' night in ended up.
The next day they told me that we were going to do a secret activity. This turned out to be pole dancing.
Anyone who knows me knows that I have absolutely no rhythm or coordination so I was a little nervous about the whole experience. However the instructor was really good fun and we all had to dress up in the costumes that she provided. I got the 'bride' outfit which looked like something the Bride of Frankenstein wouldn't even be seen dead in.
I can definitely say that pole dancing was not my forte!
On the Saturday evening my bridesmaids presented us with coloured tights and we all wore black dresses. We had some cocktails in our apartment and they organised me a 'Mr and Mrs' quiz. They had already asked Mr E some questions and we had to see if our answers matched. I am pleased to say I did quite well.
We all went out again, first to a teppenyaki restaurant which was really nice and then to a karaoke bar, where we managed to get the whole bar up and dancing on the tables! We then went and danced the night away in a cheesy nightclub. (The last time I was in a nightclub!)
This is how the second night ended. The perils of high heels!
All in all it was a fabulous weekend and it made me realise how lucky I am to have such brilliant friends. Unfortunately none of them live near me since we moved, a lot are in London, and a lot are up North but we talk on the phone all the time, and they really are the best friends I could ask for. We all are at such different stages in our lives, some are married with children, some are in long term relationships, some are single, some are travelling, some are working, but I know that if I needed them they would be there in a flash.
I enjoy nights like this occasionally but it has been so long now, I think I would be tucked up in bed after one glass of wine!
Now head over to Karin's abode and check out some more...
Saturday, 16 April 2011
All about ME!
I have been tagged by Mammy Dolittle in the Question and Answers meme that's going around from The Guardian.
Without further ado here goes....
Which living person do I most admire and why?
I admire my mum more than anyone else. Not for what she has done career wise, but for what she has sacrificed over the years for me and my sister. She has not been very happy in relationships which is such a shame, but even though she has been hurt terribly she will always put us first. I do not go a day without speaking to her and I only hope that I can be as good a mummy to Mads as she has been to me.
When were you happiest?
I have been the happiest since I met my husband as we go through the course of our lives together. We met during a real crazy, party stage of ours, where all our nights were spent getting drunk and not going to sleep. We then grew up and got a mortgage and got married which was just the most amazing day of my life. Now we have Mads and our journey has taken a completely different path. Different but still happy. I am so lucky.
What was your most embarrassing moment?
One of my most embarrassing moments has to be when I was at university. After having a few too many drinks I challenged one of my friends to a race through Leeds city centre. (In heels I might add!) We were running and I didn't realise that there was a bus stop with the clear plastic sides, I ran straight into it and knocked myself out. Mortifying.
Aside from property, what’s the most expensive thing you’ve bought?
Our wedding and honeymoon.
What is your most treasured possession?
I have three. All of my photos. I have millions from throughout the years as I am forever taking pictures. Secondly my cuddly rabbit which I have had since the day I was born. Thirdly is a letter my Dad wrote to me on my wedding day.
Where would you like to live?
I would like to live where we are now, but in a large house mortgage free. Or I have always fancied living by the seaside but I would miss my family too much.
What’s your favourite smell?
I love the smell of vanilla and baby talcum powder.
Who would play you in the film of your life?
I don't particularly look like any actress so I would have to say Natalie Portman just because I think she is an amazing actress. (Believe me don't get any ideas that I look like her....we couldn't look less alike!)
What is your favourite book?
I love all the Roald Dahl books because they remind me of my childhood. Recently I would say 'The Lovely Bones' and 'Room.' I don't know if it is because I am a new mother but I was mesmirised by 'Room' and the way in which the author wrote about maternal love.
What is your most unappealing habit?
I say 'What was I going to say?' all the time. Its like my brain doesn't connect with my mouth sometimes.
What would be your fancy dress costume of choice?
I love any fancy dress. I am going to a hen weekend in a few weeks and the theme is 'sexy ladybirds.' Not great when you still have a baby tummy!
What is your earliest memory?
Falling through a window when I was three. My babysitter was looking after me and I ran to her to ask her to read me a 'Thomas the Tank Engine book.' I went to jump over the dog and as I did he stood up and I smashed through a glass window. I remember them rushing me to hospital and I can still see the blood. They stitched me up and called my Grandma because in those days they didn't have a mobile phone number to get hold of my mum. I remember sitting on her knee and eating smarties.
What is your guiltiest pleasure?
Chocolate buttons.
What do you owe your parents?
Everything. Their whole life they have put me before anything. I can never thank them enough.
To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why?
No one in particular, I would like to think if I have ever done wrong by anyone, that I have apologized already. I am not perfect but if I have done something to upset someone I hope that I have made it up to them.
What or who is the greatest love of your life?
My husband.
What does love feel like?
Love is waking up everyday and looking at your family and just feeling like the luckiest person in the world. I would do anything for them. That's love.
What was the best kiss of your life?
All the one's with my hubby. And the first time I kissed my daughter.
Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
'What was I going to say?' 'Sorry.' 'Clutching at straws.'
What is the worst job you’ve done?
I worked in a factory when I was 18 to earn some money before university, I had to package Game Boy games.
If you could edit your past, what would you change?
Not chopped and changed in my career so much. I still don't know what I want to do.
What is the closest you’ve come to death?
I have never come really close to death.
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
My daughter.
When did you last cry, and why?
The other evening, we couldn't settle Mads and she was crying a very strange painful cry and nothing we could do would comfort her. I panicked and didn't like it so I got a bit upset.
How do you relax?
Sauvignon Blanc, a nice bath with candles and a good book, and a nice massage from Mr E.
What single thing would improve the quality of your life?
More money. I know they say money doesn't buy happiness but I am already happy as it is, the only thing that ever causes stress is money. We both earn reasonable money but we have a large mortgage and other outgoings. I would love to win enough to move to a bigger house, pay off my mortgage and do a job that I really enjoy without having to worry that I am not making enough money. Or I would like to own my own business. Money would also enable me to stay off work until Mads is ready to go to school. That would be amazing.
What is the most important lesson life has taught you?
Find a career that motivates you. And tell your family you love them everyday.
OK so apologies if you have already been tagged but I am going to tag-
Mummy and the beastie
Mummy Loves
I would really like to know more about both of you!
Without further ado here goes....
Which living person do I most admire and why?
I admire my mum more than anyone else. Not for what she has done career wise, but for what she has sacrificed over the years for me and my sister. She has not been very happy in relationships which is such a shame, but even though she has been hurt terribly she will always put us first. I do not go a day without speaking to her and I only hope that I can be as good a mummy to Mads as she has been to me.
When were you happiest?
I have been the happiest since I met my husband as we go through the course of our lives together. We met during a real crazy, party stage of ours, where all our nights were spent getting drunk and not going to sleep. We then grew up and got a mortgage and got married which was just the most amazing day of my life. Now we have Mads and our journey has taken a completely different path. Different but still happy. I am so lucky.
What was your most embarrassing moment?
One of my most embarrassing moments has to be when I was at university. After having a few too many drinks I challenged one of my friends to a race through Leeds city centre. (In heels I might add!) We were running and I didn't realise that there was a bus stop with the clear plastic sides, I ran straight into it and knocked myself out. Mortifying.
Aside from property, what’s the most expensive thing you’ve bought?
Our wedding and honeymoon.
What is your most treasured possession?
I have three. All of my photos. I have millions from throughout the years as I am forever taking pictures. Secondly my cuddly rabbit which I have had since the day I was born. Thirdly is a letter my Dad wrote to me on my wedding day.
Where would you like to live?
I would like to live where we are now, but in a large house mortgage free. Or I have always fancied living by the seaside but I would miss my family too much.
What’s your favourite smell?
I love the smell of vanilla and baby talcum powder.
Who would play you in the film of your life?
I don't particularly look like any actress so I would have to say Natalie Portman just because I think she is an amazing actress. (Believe me don't get any ideas that I look like her....we couldn't look less alike!)
What is your favourite book?
I love all the Roald Dahl books because they remind me of my childhood. Recently I would say 'The Lovely Bones' and 'Room.' I don't know if it is because I am a new mother but I was mesmirised by 'Room' and the way in which the author wrote about maternal love.
What is your most unappealing habit?
I say 'What was I going to say?' all the time. Its like my brain doesn't connect with my mouth sometimes.
What would be your fancy dress costume of choice?
I love any fancy dress. I am going to a hen weekend in a few weeks and the theme is 'sexy ladybirds.' Not great when you still have a baby tummy!
What is your earliest memory?
Falling through a window when I was three. My babysitter was looking after me and I ran to her to ask her to read me a 'Thomas the Tank Engine book.' I went to jump over the dog and as I did he stood up and I smashed through a glass window. I remember them rushing me to hospital and I can still see the blood. They stitched me up and called my Grandma because in those days they didn't have a mobile phone number to get hold of my mum. I remember sitting on her knee and eating smarties.
What is your guiltiest pleasure?
Chocolate buttons.
What do you owe your parents?
Everything. Their whole life they have put me before anything. I can never thank them enough.
To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why?
No one in particular, I would like to think if I have ever done wrong by anyone, that I have apologized already. I am not perfect but if I have done something to upset someone I hope that I have made it up to them.
What or who is the greatest love of your life?
My husband.
What does love feel like?
Love is waking up everyday and looking at your family and just feeling like the luckiest person in the world. I would do anything for them. That's love.
What was the best kiss of your life?
All the one's with my hubby. And the first time I kissed my daughter.
Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
'What was I going to say?' 'Sorry.' 'Clutching at straws.'
What is the worst job you’ve done?
I worked in a factory when I was 18 to earn some money before university, I had to package Game Boy games.
If you could edit your past, what would you change?
Not chopped and changed in my career so much. I still don't know what I want to do.
What is the closest you’ve come to death?
I have never come really close to death.
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
My daughter.
When did you last cry, and why?
The other evening, we couldn't settle Mads and she was crying a very strange painful cry and nothing we could do would comfort her. I panicked and didn't like it so I got a bit upset.
How do you relax?
Sauvignon Blanc, a nice bath with candles and a good book, and a nice massage from Mr E.
What single thing would improve the quality of your life?
More money. I know they say money doesn't buy happiness but I am already happy as it is, the only thing that ever causes stress is money. We both earn reasonable money but we have a large mortgage and other outgoings. I would love to win enough to move to a bigger house, pay off my mortgage and do a job that I really enjoy without having to worry that I am not making enough money. Or I would like to own my own business. Money would also enable me to stay off work until Mads is ready to go to school. That would be amazing.
What is the most important lesson life has taught you?
Find a career that motivates you. And tell your family you love them everyday.
OK so apologies if you have already been tagged but I am going to tag-
Mummy and the beastie
Mummy Loves
I would really like to know more about both of you!
Thursday, 7 April 2011
Kreativ Award
I have been awarded this Kreativ Blogger Award from Vickie at Never found the plot. I actually like doing things like this because it makes me think about myself and that is something that you don't get to really do that often!
The rules to this linky are-
1) Link to 10 Blogs
2) Let the 10 bloggers know they’ve been awarded
3) List 10 facts about you
2) Let the 10 bloggers know they’ve been awarded
3) List 10 facts about you
Here we go then-
1. My only claim to fame is that I appeared in the back of a Mr Motivator video when I was about ten years old. Even better is that he was on a mat on ice and we were all on ice skates.
2. I have an extreme obsession to diet coke. People say this but in my case it is verging on ridiculous. I get aggressive if I don't have it. I generally get through at least 3 cans a day. Today I have had 2 litres. I realise this is not good for me but I can't stop!
3. I have a huge fear of wasps. If one is the room I have to leave. Often this has disastrous consequences. When I was doing my GCSE examinations, during one exam a wasp flew into the sports hall we were sitting in. (There were about 150 people in there) It flew near me and I jumped up so quick that my chair fell on to the floor and my pen flew out of my hand and hit one of my classmates in the back of the head. It was Spanish and I still got an A.
4. I really do have bad eyesight. When I was pregnant I was trying to get ready without putting my contact lenses in. I put toothpaste on my razor. This could have been very dangerous.
5. You could call me Monica from Friends. I am an obsessive clean freak. My home is something I am immensely proud of. One of the worst fights myself and my husband have had is because he got a drop of red wine on the carpet. I cried for ages. I realise this makes me sound slightly psychotic but unfortunately it is true!
6. I have a scar right in the middle of my forehead where I had an accident when I was three. It is my earliest memory. I was with a babysitter and wanted her to read me a Thomas the Tank Engine book. I ran to find her and the dog was lying on the rug. I went to jump over him and as I did he got up. I smashed through the window to the outside below. I still hold a grudge both against Thomas and the dog, who sadly is no longer with us.
7. I used to be obsessed with talking to friends on the phone when I was younger. One time I ran up a £830 bill. Needless to say my mum was less than impressed. Now I hate talking on the phone which is a shame because a lot of my friends live far away.
8. I failed my driving test four times. The first one I thought I would pass because my driving instructor had given me a heads up about an examiner called Mr Tit who would generally pass girls if they wore low cut tops. I did this but still failed. He obviously wasn't impressed. The second one I failed for tailgating a three wheel car. Some would call that unlucky!
9. I lived with my husband before we even got together and have lived with him ever since. I met him in a bar where I worked part time while I was at university. We became brilliant friends and when I finished uni a lot of my friends left Leeds so I moved in with him and he and I lived in a lovely flat together. We kissed for the first time on the day our tenacy was up and I was moving in with some different friends. I never did move in with the other friends, I moved into the house he had bought and the rest they say is history.
10. I once bumped into Les Dennis in a hotel corridor in Bristol. Literally. Well he bumped into me and knocked me flying. He never did say sorry.
Now I get to choose 10 lovely blogs to link too and I am really looking to reading more about you all. Apologies if you have already been tagged.
http://sahmlovingit.blogspot.com/ @SAHMlovingit
http://witwitwoo.com/ @witwitwoo
http://workingmumof4.blogspot.com
http://peaceloveandlotsofgiggles.blogspot.com/
http://larathebob.blogspot.com/ @larabob
http://mummyandthebeastie.blogspot.com/ @Mummyandbeastie
http://themummybean.blogspot.com/ @TheMummyBean
http://realhousewifeofsuffolk.blogspot.com/ @laurenhousewife
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