And my final blog catch-up...
Thank you so much to Lee at Solstice Dreamer for nominating me for this award. I'm late picking up on it but hugely grateful!
I have to list seven things in a number of different categories.
7 things to do before I die
- Watch a tennis match at Wimbledon
- See the Rubinoos live
- Learn to crochet
- Get Herbert to let me stroke him (he now comes in the house to visit but is still too wary to let me get close enough to touch)
- Visit the amazing Goddess temples in Malta
- Write and publish a book
- Plant more trees
7 things I do now
- Sing along with the radio
- Luxuriate in the bath
- Make jam
- Blow a kiss to the New Moon when I first see Her
- Make my own compost
- Make soup
- Enjoy Sudoku
7 things I can't do
- Play a musical instrument
- Tango
- Make a souffle
- Abide Jeremy Clarkson
- Ice skate
- Sneeze quietly
- Understand cricket
7 things I find attractive in the opposite sex
- Kindness
- Nice eyes
- A sense of humour
- Intelligence
- A social conscience
- A nice smile
- Honesty
7 things I say most often
- "S***!"
- "C'mon girls!" (to the cats)
- "Take care!" (when parting from someone or finishing up a telephone call)
- A vast selection of expletives other than "s***!" - I am someone who does believe in swearing
- "D'you know what I mean?"
- "Brilliant!!!!"
- "Hiya!"
7 celebs I most admire
- Joss Whedon
- Bruce Springsteen
- Maya Angelou
- Stephen Fry
- Susan Sarandon
- Errr....
7 favourite foods
- Prawns
- Spaghetti & home made tomato sauce
- Cashew Nuts
- Moules Mariniere with crusty bread
- Chocolate
- Hot Bakewell Tart & Cream at the Owl & the Pussycat Tearooms in Laugharne, Carmarthenshire
- Lemon tart or my Mum's Lemon Flummery (like a tangy lemon mousse - to die for!)
As I've already done a lot of nominating in the last couple of posts, for this one I'm going to just say I nominate everyone on my 'Family, Friends and Favourites' blog roll, and if you read this and would like to join in - well, consider yourself nominated too!
2 comments:
Malta is definitely on my list, too- what a beautiful, sacred place.
love the new picture up top. there are some good things about winter. :) although bring on the sunshine! my windowsills are sagging under the weight of so many plantpots.
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