Walking up at midday.
The yogurt hasn’t gone off yet.
Birdsong outside my window (as I go to bed at 8.30pm whilst it’s still light.
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Seeing the heron at the reservoir.
An evening with Hannah and Beth, learning how to Charleston and watching Race Around the World.
Learning how to make an origami crane.
Sitting out in the garden at 9am with a cup of tea, listening to the birds, feeling the sun and chatting to Kenny.
Using my weights again.
Two naps.
I heard and recognised a song thrush.
Misty morning.
I was Yammer post of the week 🤣
The birds singing outside the work when I arrived. There were so many and it sounded beautiful.
The lovely lovely compliments from my big big boss about my walk.
Hannah was waiting for me outside my house after the protest. With chocolate.
Skipping the queue and going into the members lounge at the Natural History Museum.
Tea and homemade biscuits by the private reservoir with Hannah, Jen and Fiona.
Bird jigsaw puzzles and delicious ice cream
Finding the flowers in the flower press. And putting them up on the wall of the office.
Chatting to Jen and Fiona on video chat.
Sitting in the window watching birds and working out that, I think, the ones I was watching were dunnocks.
Favourite Japanese incense ❤️
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse.
Just a nice relaxed day with mum and dad. And lots of veggie food.
And spotting the woodpecker in the tree at the bottom of the garden.
Seeing zebras at Fred’s nursery.
Cuddles with him on the sofa.
Walking into the village and seeing a kingfisher, a heron and a water vole.
The two new sunflowers growing where the old sunflower got ripped off.
Taking a moment to sit and listen to the birds this morning.
Getting a gynae appointment for tomorrow.
The heron at Camley Street.
Shopping in Waitrose.
Chatting to Louise and Alison more
Seeing a slow worm for the first time, as I walked to work.
Watching the fledglings flying with their parents.
Picking tomatoes, courgettes and blackberries from work to eat. #wholesome
Watching the great tit flying in and out of the swift boxes.
Entertaining the idea of flirting with one of the other volunteers at the food bank.
Twiddling my pubes into horns.
Seeing seals in the water.
Walking along the estuary, looking at birds in the sun.
Reading and napping in the sun and out of the wind.
The work experience kid didn’t turn up and I got the day to myself again.
Talking to Caroline about the seedlings and the plants.
The swifts are here!
Being in the beautiful tiny wood, with all the birdsong and flowers and sunlight falling down through the trees.
Finishing my first basket.
A spider plant baby from Sally.
The seedlings have grown enormously. Especially the courgettes.
The busy bird activity outside my window this morning – blackbirds and blue tits all diving into and out of the ivy.
The fox on the path.
Weaving my basket and thinking about my therapy.
The gentle wood smoke smell in my bedroom.
Finally saw a dermatologist and got a new prescription. I really hope this is finally the one.
Laughing with Sally most of the day.
A baby Spoonbill is called a TEASPOON 🥹🥄
My seeds have started growing at work! The sunflowers and salad leaves. It’s so exciting to see it!
Lying on the soft chairs in the upstairs office reading and watching the birds at lunchtime.
Therapy in person. Epic journey but worth it.
Walking around the park in the morning to check on it and just getting to be out in nature in the morning.
Another day working on my own and getting lots of shit done. My to do list is so much shorter.
I saw a starling on my way to Tash’s
The 7.30am walk with the birds chirping and singing in the trees and no one around.
Back to bed for a morning nap after we went for a poo walk. The sun shining in on the bed was so lovely.
A huge big brunch with Rosie at the Turkish place. Plus a free Turkish coffee after.
The ducks on the veranda at work.
A trip to the plant nursery with Caroline.
The cheese and potato pie at Jen and Fiona’s.
A walk before the rain hit and watching the geese land on the river.
Reading in the cafe, eating cake.
A fire.
The silly bird clock making us all jump every hour.
Hot cross buns.
Deciding I can fly to Italy. And I can even go twice.
Being at work alone and being able to do some other stuff that wasn’t work.
Going for a sunny walk through the park to check on it. Visiting the ducks, spotting a jay in the trees, watching the squirrels.
Rice pudding!
Three people turned up for the health and nature walk, despite the wind and rain.
Walking home in the golden hour.
The bird clock that Terry gave us – it makes me laugh a lot. I can’t wait for Louisa to hear it.
Taking a walk in the sun at lunchtime and seeing all the squirrels and hearing all the birds.
Leaving work early.
Made some candles.
Starting the working year off with a couple of hours bird watching in the park with Louisa.
Listening to music and taking down the decorations on my own at the end of the day.
Cheesy pasta. The bow pasta.
Listening to the birds in FP and knowing that they’re mistle thrushes.
Jen and Fiona cycling over to see me with banana bread.
Discovering a friendly little slug inside one of the mugs when I bought it back inside.
Intense clouds.
Three little things 