Day 19: Yorkshire pudding
w' wild garlic experiment WIN!! [As seen here.]
Day 20: Walking home in
the sun and realising - IT'S SPRING!!! Finally.
Day 21: Catching up with
a good friend I haven't seen since January, sat by the river looking at the
beautiful evening sky.
Day 22: Spring flowers
of Blue (my fave) from the garden. Gorgeous smell from the bluebells.
Day 23: Nearly got
mown down on the bridge on my way home from work, by 7 or 8 little girls, all
on matching purple go-karts. Pretty random. Bringing up the rear was one small
boy on a big yellow tonka truck style thing, with his dad. Their pure delight
made me laugh in the sun.
Day 24: (Before
scalding myself with boiling water!) The kids on Easter hols round here have
discovered a love for pavement art. These dinosaurs (?!) are a fave on the way
back from the shops.
Day 25: A cider in the
sun from my good friend and her somewhat over exuberant pup.
Day 26: Getting home
rather later than anticipated to the cat, sofa, warming soup and my current
guilty viewing pleasure. Mmm; cosy.
Day 27: It's getting nice enough to sit out on my lunch with a good book
and soak up the vitamin D. Aaaahhhh.
Day 28: Discovering a secret pond on campus on my way home that
instantaneously brought back happy memories of a childhood holiday and my dad
rowing us across a similarly weed choked lake. I know this pondweed is an
invasive git but it's such a GREEN colour in spring!
Day 29 - Beautiful
sunny morning on the way to work today. Blue sky, cherry blossoms bobbing in
the breeze, lush fresh spring green grass and burbling river. Last day in work
for 11 days. Nice.
Day 30. A man in a bow
tie made me smile. Sadly I don't have an actual photo so this will have to do.*
Day 31: Having a
cheeky bubble bath in the middle of the day just because you want to, and you
have 10 days off so can sacrifice one to the Radox gods.
Now the more observant of you may have noted that I mentioned scalding myself with boiling water in amongst that lot. Yes - I did. And it bloody hurt. All I can say is stick your hand in a pot of cold water for several hours and be glad to have an aloe vera plant at home. Eeek!
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| Day 2 after doing it |
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| Today, mostly peeled! |
Happy Easter everyone!
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