I have been browsing through a book lent to me by @cloudgazer.
“How to get things done” with out trying too hard by Richard Templar.
How to Get Things Done without Trying too Hard  is
the wise and witty antidote to procrastination, the definitive manual
for getting more done and the best and simplest guide to finding time
to do all those little things you know you need to do, but usually
can’t be bothered to.
Most of the advise is pure common sense but one chapter did make me think.
Chapter 8 – Know yourself.
It describes me to perfection.
Only today I found myself thinking about what I shall do once my French Class ends 🙁

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After Geoff did his post yesterday I decided to play with my Picasa today.
So here is Geoff on My Picasa 🙂

and here is Sally in Norfolk on Picasa too.

Don’t you just love photo’s 🙂

Today was the annual trip to Dunwich with the folk from Jesus Green pool.
Geoff and I turned up with another 16 brave souls for the yearly swim.
The weather conditions were much better than last year and the sun even came out and smiled for us.
I managed to stay in the sea for a good 20 min’s and some even managed 30 min’s.
We then had a fish and chip lunch, before walking along the beach to Dunwich heath national trust centre.
Where we had a welcome cup of tea before walking back and sampling Terry’s delicious Apricot wine.
A great day out enjoyed by all 🙂

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After my disappointment of not finding any sloes last year.
They seemed to be in abundance this year.
So before we went off to Les Gets I went and picked some and popped them into the freezer to await my return.
Yesterday I got some Bargain Litre bottles of Gin from Aldi
So now I have 3 lots of Sloe Gin Brewing.
I had a little sample of my Raspberry Gin and its tasting quite delicious, by Christmas it will be divine.
Next week I must find time to make my Damson Jam.

Its taken me 48 years to discover how nice it is to truly relax 🙂
Yesterday was my birthday and Geoff treated me to a day at the Thermal baths in Ovronnaz., which is high up in the mountains over in Switzerland.
I also had a massage which after my experiences in South America was totally  heaven, by the time the guy had finished with me I had just about melted into the massage table 🙂
The views from the thermal baths were just breath taking, words or photos could not begin to show you just how breath taking it really was.

It was a fabulous day and a great treat for someone who is more used to giving massages than receiving them.

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