In the past two days I have
*Sent off two more job application forms
* Finished 'The Shadow of the Wind'
* Re-registered at the doctors (which means I can have an appointment next week)
* Sent off for a form for my provisional driving license
* Arranged an appointment to go and register for jobseeker's allowance
* Posted several Amazon books out
This week I must:
* Complete final two 'college/school' application forms (which is what I am in the process of doing today)
* Send on cv and covering letter for one more job
* Attend inerview for job seekers
* Look at the graduate website for Tarmac
* Find a fabric store and customise a t-shirt
* Finish labelling photos and put them in albums + upload them to photobucket
* Buy a plain messanger bag with no front pockets
* Buy Kate's 21st present
* Attend both aerobics and aqua-aerobics without Michelle (I'm off to aqua tonight, lucky girl she has gone on holiday)
* Increase earliness of getting up time by half an hour so I can get more done
* Post book someone ordered today
My one social event of this week is:
* A visit to the pub tomorrow
The advantage of having lots of time on your hands is that you are able to take care of yourself:
* Aim to eat five portions of fruit and veg a day
* Aim to drink enough water to stop being dehydrated
* Aim to have regular skin care routine beyond, cleanse and moisturise (weekly mask, three weekly exfoliate, weekly body exfoliate and mask, foot and hand scrub until they are back in good condition, hair colour deep condition). I actually began this one this week with a mask yesterday but I must stick to it.
Also:
*Aim to read for at least an hour a day instead of getting swept away by crazy to-do lists or making crazy to-do lists or watching mindless tv.
*Aim to do one crafty thing a week. I did one last week and this week I hope to make origami boats as well as making my rocket dog t-shirt.
I always thought it would be fun to be a lady of leisure but being one when your friends are at work most of the time (or on fabulous holidays as is the case this week/end) and you have no money is not quite the way to go about it I feel.
* Finished 'The Shadow of the Wind'
* Re-registered at the doctors (which means I can have an appointment next week)
* Sent off for a form for my provisional driving license
* Arranged an appointment to go and register for jobseeker's allowance
* Posted several Amazon books out
This week I must:
* Complete final two 'college/school' application forms (which is what I am in the process of doing today)
* Send on cv and covering letter for one more job
* Attend inerview for job seekers
* Look at the graduate website for Tarmac
* Find a fabric store and customise a t-shirt
* Finish labelling photos and put them in albums + upload them to photobucket
* Buy a plain messanger bag with no front pockets
* Buy Kate's 21st present
* Attend both aerobics and aqua-aerobics without Michelle (I'm off to aqua tonight, lucky girl she has gone on holiday)
* Increase earliness of getting up time by half an hour so I can get more done
* Post book someone ordered today
My one social event of this week is:
* A visit to the pub tomorrow
The advantage of having lots of time on your hands is that you are able to take care of yourself:
* Aim to eat five portions of fruit and veg a day
* Aim to drink enough water to stop being dehydrated
* Aim to have regular skin care routine beyond, cleanse and moisturise (weekly mask, three weekly exfoliate, weekly body exfoliate and mask, foot and hand scrub until they are back in good condition, hair colour deep condition). I actually began this one this week with a mask yesterday but I must stick to it.
Also:
*Aim to read for at least an hour a day instead of getting swept away by crazy to-do lists or making crazy to-do lists or watching mindless tv.
*Aim to do one crafty thing a week. I did one last week and this week I hope to make origami boats as well as making my rocket dog t-shirt.
I always thought it would be fun to be a lady of leisure but being one when your friends are at work most of the time (or on fabulous holidays as is the case this week/end) and you have no money is not quite the way to go about it I feel.