Get down and BOOGIE!
It's 5.45am again and when I looked at the watch I genuinely thought it was 6.45 and that finally - finally - I had actually slept through...but here I am writing my blog having made my morning coffee!
Nothing got resolved yesterday about Julian and how he is going to work with us part-time and now I am not going to see him until arrangements have been made. I have told Julian that I will discuss this with Leon today and get back to him. I am going to miss him so much. Will go to his Private View Friday for moral support and a hug required by me!!
Few probs at work yesterday - a few expensive cock-ups really. We had to call the Epsom print engineer out to fix the giclee printer at a price of £300 + Vat call out charge. After all the rigmorole of getting through the security gates, he came....within 15 minutes he was gone. Someone had put the paper feeder on the wrong way and that is the only reason why it wasn't printing. So £300 down the bloody toilet really. I do admire Leon though. As much as you can see he was visibly angry, he never raises his voice to any of us, even when we have committed major cock ups. I respect him for that.
When I got home I planned to run a bath, drink some wine and chill as Mark would be at spinning. When I got home, I fell asleep for 10 minutes, woke up refreshed, waited for Mark to leave and then put on the music full blast, opened the wine, and boogied for 2 hours, only being interrupted by Johnny phoning me and cousin Andrew/Sid texting constantly...followed by dear sweet Ulrika calling....don't have many friends but those I do are fab!
Can't really remember after that...just know it felt good to be alone dancing...reminds me of my teenage years when I did that for hours.
Better go now....want to burn a CD I thought I'd done yesterday but never worked. Grrrrr! Take care y'all!
posted by Theresa Stancombe at 4:52 am
9 Comments:
Sounds like a perfect evening. So no bath then .....?
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9:53 am
No...am a dirty bugger!
1:34 pm
It's good to have time alone to recharge the batteries and such. Ever so much more so after you've been married for more than nine years ;)
2:50 pm
you don't sound so pleased that you are married Michelle. Is this part of the change?
7:18 am
I am happy to be married, but my wife is having difficulty adjusting to my transition, so I wouldn't say I'm "happily married." We're still trying to make it work though, esp considering we have a special needs child who needs both of us around.
2:43 pm
Michelle, how is this going to effect your relationship with your wife, physically as well as mentally? I admire your strengh as a couple and raising a special, special child.
3:09 pm
It's already had a profound effect on both fronts, and not positive I'd say. Every marriage has to overcome hurdles - our situation is just a little more unusual than most. But couples have overcome far worse, so who knows what will happen?
4:16 pm
Michelle, you are doing the right thing..sometimes in life we have to be a bit selfish to get what we really want and people get hurt on the way...that's life, and we only have one, so we need to do what's best for us.It's good that you both are so supportive of each other but you have to do what you have to do to be happy.
4:31 pm
Marriage and parenthood are big parts of life, but they are not your whole life. It's easy to lose sight of that when you're neck-deep involved in both. But ultimately you're right - we only have one shot at living the life we want, and I don't want to have any regrets about things later.
6:00 pm
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