Poorly

In Eng­land when you don’t feel well peo­ple say they’re feel­ing poorly and not sick.  If you tell peo­ple you’re sick it means you’ve been vom­it­ing– lovely innit!  It took me a while to fig­ure that one out.  I was always sur­prised by people’s reac­tion when I told them I was feel­ing sick or had been sick dur­ing the night.  Well for the past cou­ple of days I’ve had a lit­tle one who is feel­ing poorly.  This was what she did most of the day Thurs­day, snug­gled up in my bed watch­ing The Koala Brothers on her lit­tle pluter (my old laptop).

She has a lit­tle bit of a cough, runny nose and is feel­ing a bit warm.  She’s also been uber snug­gly which has been nice and not in equal measures!

Daddy came back from Turkey late last night after missed flights and delays due to snow.  It was super cute this morn­ing– she was in there call­ing us and Wal went in to get her.  She was chat­ting away as she does in the morn­ing then said “Oh! DADA!!”  when it sud­denly dawned on her that Dada was back.  At the moment she is on the sofa hav­ing Dada read her all her Win­nie the Witch books (she has 6). 

Went out for my morn­ing walk this morn­ing– Yay!  I hope every­one has a good week­end.  Any­one doing any­thing special/exciting?  I’m plan­ning on rear­ang­ing the bed­room and purg­ing.  I have clothes and shoes I shipped over when I moved here from the US, things I haven’t worn since mov­ing here!!  So off they’re going to a char­ity shop near me!

I’ve been play­ing around w/ some photo tech­niques, these pho­tos are sup­posed to remind you of old 70’s pho­tos.  Do they?  I think the top one is more suc­cess­ful and looks a bit  clearer.  The sec­ond one looks a bit dull.