tired but happyIt didn't start so well though. I was woken at 7:30 am by the sound of the rubbish men collecting the rubbish. Nooo! Not fair! I hadn't put ours out. If they're going to keep on doing this, I will have to start putting it out the night before.
But then I pottered through the things on my To Do list while waiting for my computer to be delivered. For a while I thought it wasn't going to come today after all and I had actually written an email to my brother saying that i wouldn't be able to do the day out tomorrow because I would be waiting in again, but just as I was staring at the Send button and wondering whether to click on it, there was a knock at the door and my computer was there! I haven't unpacked it yet because there's nowhere to put it until I clear the desk, but it has arrived.
I then had no excuses, so I forced myself to wrap up the novel and take it to the Post Office. It has gone out into the world to seek its fortune.
Good luck, little novel! I hope you find a home.
Finally, when G returned from the college at 6:00 pm, we went to the garage to sort out the paperwork, hand over a large cheque and now the grey Daihatsu is ours.
wrap up novelpost novelwait in for computerempty Daihatsuquickly wipe round inside of Daihatsusweep out Daihatsu and beat the removable bit of carpet- ½ hour digging weeds in the front flower bed
phone council and arrange collection of bulky rubbish items (dishwasher, old rat cage, ironing board, saddle stand)- dust and vacuum bedroom
- start making notes for assignment
check online tutor group for creative writing course, reply to any queriesdo a load of washingdry washing- ½ hour ironing.
Off to Shrewsbury tomorrow to meet my brother and sister-in-law for a day of nattering and sight-seeing.
