Project 365 ~ Week 13

The last week of term, but still a lot to get through. When I was looking at my return to work way back in  November, I always knew that this half term would be the hardest one ... there were six full weeks and I would be back working full time. I said then "if I can make it through March, I'll be O.K." Well, I have made it .... just .... I don't feel too well to be honest, but I think I'm just very tired. The two weeks break should let me get my energy back
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Ruthin on a cold Saturday afternoon. We spent some time (and some money in here). They have a shelf full of climbing books which pleased the lovely Mr B.

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Chester again, for an eye test and new glasses. I love this wonderful tree in the cathedral grounds. So much blossom!

87/365 Reading this book at the hospital this morning for a check up. ... I'm three quarters of the way through and still can't predict 'who done it!' It has kept me enthralled for days 

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I can't believe the medication I've taken  to get me through the day. It's the second 'open evening' tonight  and I've got an badly ulcerated mouth.... a side effect of the drug that 'keeps me alive now'. I'll try anything to numb the pain and let me talk to the parents.
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My Spring Swap parcel has a arrived from Zoe at Scented Sweetpeas. I'll show you what was in it soon.


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The school photos arrive ... this little bunch of children are the nicest class I've had in over 20 years. They make everyday worthwhile, no matter how bad I'm feeling! 

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Making Mother's Day cards ... this year I brought in lots of my card making and scrapbooking supplies. I put it all out in baskets and let the children choose. We called it our Super Year Three Card Making Design Studio. I did try to teach the "less is more" approach, but they just wanted a bit of every pretty thing on their cards. I hope the Mums appreciate the love and care that went into the making.