System crash

I only have one speed - full on - and my batteries went flat on Saturday. I didn't sleep much last week between fretting about my mammogram, stressing over work and wrangling the logistics of having no kitchen or lounge room due to the floors being sanded. I should have said no when the youngest... Continue Reading →

So much chaos

It's the third night that we've been without a kitchen or living room and I'm getting a bit jack of having to circumnavigate the house every time I need something. It's also a bit of a bore having the fridge in the hallway with a toaster on the floor beside it as my only source... Continue Reading →

Rush job

Excuse the state of today's blog post, it's a bit of a half-arsed shambles. Life has been too hectic. I sweatily rushed around yesterday morning trying to erect barricades to keep the dogs off the floorboards while the new polish is drying. Then I hooned off to do a solid eight hours of contracting work,... Continue Reading →

Not so dense

I had a mammogram yesterday. I've been fretting about my right boob for the past 10 days, ever since I bent down to shave my legs in the shower and felt a sore spot near my armpit as it rested on my knee. The soreness has been migrating its way around my boob ever since.... Continue Reading →

The seltzer workout

I walk with my friend Mel on Monday nights and we decided make Dan Murphy's our destination last night. #badmoms I've been bending Mel's ear about my fondness for low-cal alcoholic seltzer and she wanted me to show her around the seltzer section so she could pick up a few good ones to take on... Continue Reading →

Escaping the blue

Three weeks after going into lockdown with his mum on December 21, DD was finally free to leave the Northern Beaches at midnight on Saturday. It was a bugger that both of us weren't working for most of his seclusion and it's felt like an eternity since I was allowed to cross the Narrabeen Bridge.... Continue Reading →

Life goes on

The ordinary life I mentioned in yesterday's blog post doesn’t seem too bad in light of the events that transpired after I pressed “publish”. I didn’t realize as I blithely blathered about my dull life that Trump supporters were attempting to overthrow democracy in the US. And I immediately wished I could press "unpublish" when... Continue Reading →

Ordinary life

I can't believe I'm saying this in the midst of a global pandemic (and the riots in Washington WTF), but my life has been a bit dull lately. With DD in lockdown and the kids spending their school holidays either away with their dad or in bed, there hasn't been much to write about at... Continue Reading →

Returning to Capeside

One of my favourite TV shows from the 90s, Dawson's Creek, has arrived on Netflix and I've hooked the youngest onto it. I figured if she was obsessed with Gilmour Girls - she's watched every season of the show at least twice - she'd enjoy this coming of age show too. Kevin Williamson, the show’s... Continue Reading →

Girded loins

This time last year I wrote a blog post called "How would you rate 2019?" I was sooooo naive. But then, we all were. I noted - as bushfires raged through NSW and a pall of smoke hung in the air - that I had lost my spirit during a challenging 12 months and was... Continue Reading →

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