




Cheers!





Cheers!



If you get a chance read the poem (see link above), keep coming back to it, pick out the bits that are meaningful to you. Every time I read it, there is something new and profound. At this moment in time my favourite piece is...
It doesn’t interest me how old you are. I want to know if you will risk looking like a fool for love, for your dream, for the adventure of being alive.



Friday after work, I went to dinner with the girls from work, we had a gorgeous meal in Copper and Spice and little drinkie in the pub afterwards. Here's to many more 'end of month' nights out.
P.S. Thanks Donna ;-) via Tigger for pointing out where I work :-)

A LO of my Sister and Mum on our St Stephens day walk in Castleconnell :-)



Thanks Annamrie, i really loved using this wonderful kit!
Oh what a wonderful Christmas :-) We started the day opening Shona's pressies from Santa Claus at 9.30 (imagine we got to sleep in). Shona and her Dad went visiting his realtions while I got the dinner ready. Buddy, Eve, Louise, Shona and I had a yummy dinner loads of laughs and plenty of drink. Dad went to bed early, so I didn't get any after dinner photos :-(




I've set myself a challenge! While going through the wash basket, which holds clean clothes that neve find their way back upsairs , I found a jumper I had shrunk over the summer. I was about to through it out when I decided to re-cycle it. I have an idea of what I'm going to do and I'm giving myself 24 hours to come up with a Christmas gift for my sister (along with her altered journal). 

With what happened in work last week, I kept thinking if I just kept my BIG mouth shut I'd still be working, but really and trully I believe they had no intention in renewing the contract. And I suppose learning to stand up for myself hasn't been easy so I am proud that I did do it. So today isn't one of those days!



A gorgeous stamp from Craft Supplies, screaming out to be used. I decided not to use traditional colours and go with pink and blue instead.
... i know its the 4th but was slightly hung over on Sunday and really had to finish my list of things to do over the weekend...
1. drink huge amounts of beer x2
2. have a hangover x2
3. sleep til 12 (10.30 and 9.30)
4. Get Crimbo Deco's down from attic Done
5. Clean the house some what Done - to be honest 2 rooms
6. and if there is time left over .............. might get a bit of scrapping done :-) No :-(
Our tradtion (of 3 years LOL) is to put up the decorations while watching the re-run of the Toy Show, which we did again this year. Shona as usual helped with the first few decorations but after awhile it was left to me, which of course i don't mind :-) Another tradition we have is to have little crackers on the tree (2 euro store types) and Shona gets to pull a cracker every day on the run up to Christmas day. This year we have Dennis the Menace, Shona's favourite character!
Anyways here are a few photos of our Christmas Tree:



My favourite decoration: I love this little angle, her knitted jumper and her wooden wings. I bought this while I was working in Carraig Donn about 3 years ago. She doesn't get put up on the tree but has pride of place on the mantle.

Over the next few weeks Shona and I will pick up a few new decorations which will get added to ther tree :-)
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