Well, I have been sewing, watching 'Burlesque', writing and generally falling behind on my word count, BBQing sausages and having my cell phone stolen.
It's all been busy.
Throw in holiday plans (yay), end of the year school stuff (boo), insurance details for 3 claims and sorting out travel cover, preparing to have my ankle operated on and keeping my kitchen clean, it enters the realm of the ridiculous.
Sometimes I forget where I am in the middle of it all. I shouldn't. All I need to do is stop, look and realise that this is all I have, so I need to make the most of it.
At least my hair is growing out. :P
Showing posts with label Shave for a Cure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shave for a Cure. Show all posts
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
A catch up....
So much has happened....
The Governor General visited our school, which was a terrific honour. He came to my class... and his security guys were probably concerned about all the balls and spinning plates in the room!
And then there was the Juggling Convention, which was totally wonderful. I can't wait until next year!
I met so many amazing people, and had a really good time. I even relaxed, rather than stressed about things. It was wonderful. I will be back every year... that they let me anyway.
But the earthquakes, tsunami and nuclear threat have had me pre-occupied.
April is Script Frenzy, so that will rock. And then my hair will be shaved off for cancer research if Blair Lyster raises $1750.... which I am nervous but excited about. I'll throw in the link to support him. All the money goes towards blood cancer research, which is great. At least this way I feel like I am doing my bit to support a cause close to my heart. My mother is a cancer survivor (for the time being) and my mentor currently is undergoing radiation treatment for cancer. So, I do actually hope to loose my hair!
So, I'll throw in some images from the Juggling convention, just to keep the masses at bay. :D Peace.
The Governor General visited our school, which was a terrific honour. He came to my class... and his security guys were probably concerned about all the balls and spinning plates in the room!
And then there was the Juggling Convention, which was totally wonderful. I can't wait until next year!
I met so many amazing people, and had a really good time. I even relaxed, rather than stressed about things. It was wonderful. I will be back every year... that they let me anyway.
But the earthquakes, tsunami and nuclear threat have had me pre-occupied.
April is Script Frenzy, so that will rock. And then my hair will be shaved off for cancer research if Blair Lyster raises $1750.... which I am nervous but excited about. I'll throw in the link to support him. All the money goes towards blood cancer research, which is great. At least this way I feel like I am doing my bit to support a cause close to my heart. My mother is a cancer survivor (for the time being) and my mentor currently is undergoing radiation treatment for cancer. So, I do actually hope to loose my hair!
So, I'll throw in some images from the Juggling convention, just to keep the masses at bay. :D Peace.
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