Time for a coffee break and a catch-up. Pull up a chair, sit down with your beverage of choice, and let me fill you in on what’s been happening over here at Edwina’s Episodes.
I would tell you over a coffee...that I am almost ready for Christmas. I have even wrapped some of my presents which makes me feel all festive now. We are going over to my younger sister’s this year for Christmas day so I am lucky enough to have a meal waiting for me when I finish work, and having BoxingDay off means I don’t have to worry about going to bed early Christmas night!
I would tell you over a coffee…that I am getting excited about the arrival of my great niece/nephew who is due in February (a couple of days before my 50th birthday actually). The last baby we had in the family was actually my own daughter, which was 12 years ago now! I have already been looking at all the cute little baby outfits that are around at the moment, and can’t wait to go baby shopping when it arrives.
I would tell you over a coffee…that I am settling into my job quite nicely now. I really have met some lovely patients and was actually quite touched when I bumped into one of them at one of the GP surgeries. He came bowling up to me putting his arm round me and asked me when his ‘trolley’ was coming (he wanted me to refer him for a walking aid). He and his wife are such happy, cheery people, always laughing when I go round there, despite their combined health problems.
I would tell you over a coffee…that I am still working on the novel that I wrote for NaNoWriMo. Thank goodness for my fellow bloggers too, who are helping me out with it.
I would tell you over a coffee…that myself and Mr Grump are trying to resist growing older, but it is now catching us out. Neither of us wear our glasses much ( I have to for work, but never do at home), but when we went to my sister’s a couple of weeks ago and ended up playing a game, neither of us could see properly to read the questions out, so ended up sharing my sister’s reading glasses! We were due eyes tests last week and both of us need stronger prescriptions now too, so have had to order new glasses! Contact lenses are out of the question, as I cannot poke about with my eyes, no way! Damn you middle age!
I really enjoyed this post. A lovely heartfelt approach to blogging.
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Thank you Chris, that is a lovely thing to say 🙂
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Sounds like things are going really well, and you have lots of fun and festive events on the horizon. Enjoy! 🙂
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Thanks Tonya, Yes, things seem to be coming together a lot more now 😉
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Lovely things in store for you Judy!
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Thanks Ritu. It seems like it 😀
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And I would tell you over coffee how wonderful you are.
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Thank you. You are too 😊
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Mine’s white no sugar – you are a darling!!!! So happy to hear you are getting lots of support for your novel – keep going – it’s gonna be brill!! Happy times are here – oh yeah!
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Thanks so much Daffy for your support and encouragement 🙂
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my pleasure! ❤
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You should have been in the master bath tonight with The Mister and me! Oh my goodness, we were trying to read the wattage on light bulbs so we could replace them. Haha, no way! We had to call Moo in to read it!
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Oh, it is so frustrating isn’t it?! Thank goodness Moo was around to help you out 🙂
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I can tell how much you really do love Christmas, Judy. As for the glasses, I have to wear them to read small print and I am always forgetting to take them with me. Mind you, at least I’m not going colourblind. My aunt Edna once wandered into a place she would never have dreamt going in, thinking it was a Police Station. She could not tell red from blue. However, the girls inside the building did help her pump the tyre up on her her car. 🙂
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Ha Ha! Dear aunty Edna, could have got a lot more than she bargained for! 🙂
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Good on you EdwinaUFA…Polo Lou kama!😂
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Thank you 🙂
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Hello, and thanks for stopping by. I am Judy, in my (very) early fifties and decided that life definitely gets more interesting as it goes on! I am a wife and a mum and have just finished University as a Registered Nurse, after having worked as an Associate Practitioner in the NHS. I am also a poet and the author of my debut book, 'Rhymes of the Times.' I love to laugh, and I love rhyming words too, so I joined the two together, and my book was born. I am currently working on another book in the series also. I am a prolific blogger and enjoy writing funny stories, anecdotes, and anything really that takes my fancy.
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