I've had 18 months of practising for this... so I have some advice
(This one is about gin-making)
She knits, I watch TV
Bores me and commandeers my TV but at least I can get my demands met on a more immediate basis
No worries about skin cancer..
Alright now I'm showing off, you just have to watch cars, people on bikes and skate-boards, dog-walkers, strutting cats, the occasional fox, bird-life, the postie, grass-growing, daffodils flowering, bright green leaves unfurling on the lime trees......
Sleep
I do a lot of that
Watch TV
Watch TV AND sleep
Mr B taught me how to do that
Whittling
Whittling furniture always gets me the 'Davy Crockett hat' threat
Make a small garden
F never appreciates my gardening assistance - another Davy-Crocket-hat-worthy offence
Read a book or magazine
Knitting
Knitting AND watching TV
Do Pilates
Fascinating!
Take a Bath
You didn't seriously expect a picture of me washing my socks and undies did you? I bathe discreetly - just like humans prefer to.
...or just wash your hands again....
Clean the Washing Machine
Make Marmalade
Not my thing
Write a diary...
....or Blog
well you know my views on blogging (i.e. get a better secretary than I have)
Feed the Cat
'nuff said
You didn't seriously expect a picture of me washing my socks and undies did you? I bathe discreetly - just like humans prefer to.
...or just wash your hands again....
Clean the Washing Machine
...especially in those door seals....
Sort your underwear
Make Marmalade
Write a diary...
....or Blog
Feed the Cat
Work from home
Sunbathe
Watch the road works outside
Watch fishing boats go past ...
Crikey I miss Havant.
PS: F suggested drink coffee and eat cheese - but I can't endorse either as suitable activities for killing time in confinement.
You possibly know that I am a fan of Tabbies. Our last Tabby (Freddie) is on my side bar.
ReplyDeleteWe noticed Freddie and admired his stripes. A good friend had a tabbie called Freddie - I wouldn't have thought is a common name for striped cats - is it? (F stands for Fred in my blog - not a common woman's name either). Tigger's original name was Le Tigre because F's French teacher told her that meant 'the striped cat'. However she got a bit nerved-out calling the cat by that moniker in a Council estate in Southampton (where our lives crossed), and it morphed into a name you might expect on a striped cat in England. Greeks can't seem to get their heads or tongues around it however. The best we have managed so far is Chigger. So here I'm Mr T.
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