Another Sunday and nothing done

I have in mind to empty my wardrobe and keep only those things I actually wear. So out will go the ankle length suede cowgirl skirt and sundry other old things. The trouble is, I really LIKE some of this stuff, so I know it will find its way back into the bottom of the wardrobe again. I have to do the clearout though. I have a small but irritating colony of clothes moths, which means that I occasionally find small holes in my favourite t-shirts. I find the idea of having a small "capsule" wardrobe really appealing (says the woman with six pairs of Rayban look-alikes), in the same way as I like having empty white rooms.

Anyway , today was the day I was going to make a start. BUT - first I had to check my email to see if there was a reply to an important message I sent last night. Then I had to see if I could beat my rivals at Bejewelled and Biotronic . Then I had to uninstall the Sims, which just slow down my laptop too much. Then Tori came over with baby so I had to cuddle him for a while. Bex and Tori went out (with baby) to MacDs and brought back plain filet-o-fish for me. An unusual Sunday dinner, but never mind. I have to have my macfish plain. Can't abide slimy mayo-ish sauce, even if it is supposed to be tartare. The last time I had macfish it came up with the label on the box which said "cooked to your special order - plain". They made me wait five extra minutes for it to be cooked to my special order - plain (that five minutes feels like a year in a macdonalds). When I came to eat my (takeaway) order it was full of cheese and mock-tartare sauce, even though the label on the box said "plain", so I had to go hungry. This time, it was , thankfully, plain. And hot. Anyway, having had my filet, I then had to babysit while Tori went out, then of course I had to write this blog whilst keeping one eye on CSI Sunday and the other on my grandson (asleep). He is the most gorgeous little boy, but growing really fast. I will need to start knitting baby sweaters again for the winter, as all the stuff I have already made will be too small once the weather starts getting cold again.



I broke my Nintendo DS whilst using it to demonstrate a maths game to my trainees, and have been struggling to use it with gaffer tape holding the hinges together. So a couple of weeks ago I bought a new DSi, which has built-in cameras. The picture quality isn't great, but it does mean I always have a camera handy, especially for those moments when Tori turns up on the doorstep with pink hair!