Oof. I’m not going to complain about it. But. I fear I may have broken my promise for this week a wee bit today and I may have whinged a little bit. It happens. It could have been worse, I guess, but if I go into that I might start to complain and that is a bit counterproductive. Yeah. Well, it wasn’t the worse day by far. Not by far! It was really a pretty good day. We got to hang out, bake little cakes and watch Tangled (Rapunzel) so that’s good. AND today was Great British Bake Off with the always-fabulous Biscuit Week so that was good fun. I closed the whole thing off with a letter to Cait in Boston so there. Good day all around, yeah? Yeah.
Hm.
Well.
Good night. And good luck.
I must confess to failing miserably at this yesterday afternoon/today. Windows update has broken my computer, and I’ve managed zero work OR to get it fixed yet. That’s got to be a special dispensation circumstance, right?!
On the plus side, it’s sunny…?!
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Do you know we Americans don’t use the word “whinge”? I miss it terribly – such a great word…
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It is! Much more on the nose than ‘whine’.
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It’s just much mor fun term. I also love “arvo” and “sunnies.”
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Isn’t that Australian?
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Yes, that’s where I got it from (got my MS in Queensland), but I never know what translates across to British English and what doesn’t. Guess you don’t grill on the barbie either, do you? 😉 (I knew that already!)
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Ha, no. 😀 Actually I am not from/in the UK but I did get most of my English from the BBC. And I love the word ‘whinge’. 😉
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Ha! You had me fooled by using that word. And for sure the BBC won’t be putting anything on the barbie!
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