recommendations
2026 w08 links & recs
I am not the primary cause of any other themes you may detect
winter
crone energy
I shan't be an asset
From under the dogs, I reinstalled Instagram and started unfollowing accounts, and then making other accounts unfollow me quietly. Updated my 'bio' to say I wasn't there anymore. Messaged a handful of people to ask if they post anywhere else and to say if they don&
winter
2021-w50: well, we moved house again
but after that I write the novel here.
housework
2020 w48: the week we all moved in together
I said I'd spend it on a new Leuchtturm but actually I might get rubber boots instead.
journalling
2020 w09: writer's block
I bet more entertainment would result in more writing.
winter
2020 w05: coughing on Kindle
I can look back at this week in previous years and see what the minimum really was.
winter
2020 w4 review: aaaaatchoo
I did nothing but cuddle the puppy, crochet and take paracetamol.
gardening
2020 w02: muddy boots
Just in case she was being for real, I smiled happily and said "Yes, I am very lucky!"
housework
2019 w50: crochet allotment
Priscilla went Very Fast on Monday morning's walk because the pavements are wet & it's just above freezing. It's also pretty windy & two advertising boards blew over as we crossed the river bridge, startling us both. We had a cuddle of reassurance which
journalling
2019 w48: protohousewife
Monday morning I woke up before my alarm and swept the guinea pig run and did a sinkful of hand laundry before the Big Spoon or the puppy were up. When we all live in a farmhouse together this is going to be how it's going to be.
gardening
2019 w47: crochet allotment
The Story of a Governess (Gutenberg on Kindle) Monday morning at work was mainly indoors cleaning and mending, but I did stick the last bag of narcissus bulbs in the front garden, and I had a pleasant twenty minutes raking leaves. Borrowed secateurs and three garden gloves from the crate
gardening
2019 w46: crochet allotment
Spark (Skin Books, #2) (library ebook) Monday at work I planted out the germinated broad beans in the four-metre trench I dug and filled with compost last week. They're Aquadulce beans, some of the earliest, and it's considered a success if the green shoots are