Smily Saturday
Husband is in Madrid, son is in the shower, mum in law having breakfast and reading the paper. Me I’m doing the housework while I sing along and dance to this. It doesn’t get any better than this….. enjoy
Husband is in Madrid, son is in the shower, mum in law having breakfast and reading the paper. Me I’m doing the housework while I sing along and dance to this. It doesn’t get any better than this….. enjoy
What a lovely way to brghten up a dark and dismal morning.. Ax
Made me smile too
We can all do with a bit of that Rosie
The video is a hoot. Thanks.
OK you got me – loved the song and the video! Jeannie
Thank you Jeannie. Hope it got you dancing!
Fabulous Jacqueline, takes me back to Ally McBeal, which I loved and watched every week. x
Just saw your lovely bedroom and then strolled around your blog a bit more and then I felt really weepy. Not your fault, of course. I just felt a bit overwhelmed with everything I am trying to do and you made me feel it can be done. I need to find the one thing that is not so important in life so I can continue making my dreams come true. How do you cope with a full time job, mother in law and your study and time to blog? Well done for pursuing all that is important to you.
Tips please.
xx
I just clicked on and saw your lovely comment. Firstly I’m really pleased that you took some time to look around my blog and although I’m sorry that you felt weepy sometimes that’s not a bad thing. I can only explain that in my terms… my emotions can make me feel lots of things and sometimes that’s weepy. Oh it can be a song on the radio or something I’ve read – but I’m kind of glad I feel like that because I think it’s real. Ok I might be sitting at the traffic light with tears rolling down my face and my nose all snottery – but hey when I look over at the car next to me and see someone looking vague and bored then I know what I’d rather be.
You said such nice things in your post and in all truth I don’t really feel that I manage the juggle with all the stuff of life most of the time and I endeavour to blog with honesty about it all. Sometimes I do, but most times not – the times I do keep me going. Someone once shared this quote with me …. “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.”(Mary Anne Radmacher) and that about sums it up. We travel this way only once – hell I think we have a duty to try to get a good seat for the ride. Sometimes I feel like mine is on the back seat with no view, sometimes it’s a window one. I know where I would rather be I just haven’t yet figured out how to make it so.
I’m pleased you stopped by. You’re in good company here. I’m looking for the answers too. I’m looking forward to hearing how you’re doing.
Jacqueline
Thank you so much for your lovely response and also for the thoughtful email. I was thrilled to receive it and it really made a difference. So lovely to have connected with you. Light always at the end of the tunnel that is for sure.
I shall respond to your email soon.
xxx
A great song makes even the most boring tasks fun. fun. fun! I’m bopping to the music, too. That clip is great!