Totally going to do it.
January is traditionally my quiet month where I avoid my tax return yet worry about it constantly, submitting it as late as possible after a full month of grumpiness.
You may be able to spot that I could do this a better way.
In order to distract myself I also do as many other things as possible in spare time.
I have done some Brownie planning, booking pack holiday and signing up for Helen Skelton's Red Nose Day Challenge.
I have been to help prepare Thinking Day crafts for Glasgow County.
I have signed up for a trip to Sangem in India (it's a Girlguiding trip) and have been to the first workshop.
I have tried a new spin class that had an abs workout at the end. I couldn't laugh comfortably for 3 days!
Most recently I tried a beginner yoga class. I do not think yoga is for me. The hands together or raised towards an imaginary sun felt odd - reverent but without an understanding of why, or what for. The movements were good - hard for me to do, but repetitive so I could learn them at my very slow pace. The bit I found hardest were the meditations... I'm not very keen on sitting quietly, so lying quietly with my eyes shut folllowing instructions was hard. I didn't like it.
However I don't think it would be right to make a decision on a single session so am going again next week.
We won a pub quiz.
I went to watch Glasgow Warriors in the Heineken Cup against Northampton Saints. Loved it.
I have visited friends, and was given Herman the German friendship cake which I have been looking after for 3/4 days. This morning I fed him.
Fyi the tax is done... But not actually submitted. It is due 31 Jan.
1 comment:
Sounds like quite an enjoyable January to me.
Yoga certainly isn't for everyone. Maybe it'll grown on you, maybe not.
I "met" you when you were procrastinating about taxes!
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