Now then 
it took me a while to find an appropriate adjective pertinent to this evening, but I think Serene is as close as I can get.
At long last my mind seems to have accepted that things are a changin' 
and my routine has appeared to have become securely embedded in my psyche.
Long may the serenity last 
Day 22 (Wednesday) ~ spent the morning cleaning and polishing the Aga 
yes, the cleaning frenzy continues!
Went to work in the afternoon and, I have to admit that I am somewhat miffed by the fact that not one individual appears to have noticed any change in my appearance 
Perhaps someone will see a difference next week?
Day 23 ~ Chickened out big time 
put Mum off until 2pm to avoid the whole lunch scenario. (obviously not very serene at that point 
)
Good decision as it turned out as hangover status was on full red alert 
However there was a momentary hesitation at the front door (we haven't seen each other since christmas day) and a brief confused expression (like something about me was different) but this was swiftly replaced with the usual moans and groans about hangover symptoms that are clearly hangover symptoms but must be some mystery disease that crept in and accosted her in the dead of night (obviously NO alcohol involved)
Still, It was ok and as I said at the start ....... I am at this very moment serenity personified 
Watch this space though 
Friday night is looming 
I have already decided that the Friday night routine has to be, in from work at 7pm & in the bath by 7.05pm, just to save myself and my husband from the angst part in between
Just have time to warn you off a truly dreadful excuse for a film that I happened to catch on sky last night 
The synopsis sounded great, Jason Statham of Lock Stock fame, lots of action and a clever plot....
Hmmmm
If you ever happen to see that the next film showing is 'Crank' do yourself a favour and watch yet another Top Gear re-run 
That's all
“Boredom is the feeling that everything is a waste of time; serenity, that nothing is.”
