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Dear Diary

Dear Diary, 

Today started off well, I got some more bits we needed for our upcoming holiday in Aldi and Home Bargains. It's drawing ever closer and I'm so excited for some sunshine ..........

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I sat in the sun and ate my breakfast, the washing was put out to dry and the world was a happy place .....

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I ended up on the phone to our house insurance company for over an hour - with forty minutes of that on hold listening to music that could drive anyone insane. After having a leak in our bathroom last week, that resulted in a flood downstairs and the ceiling coming down, I'm hoping the insurance company get their act together soon!


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Then I edited a weekend vlog for YouTube and it should be live later today (Monday) This makes me happy, YouTube is probably my biggest hobby, I've watched for years and now am enjoying making videos too.

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After a scrummy omelette for lunch, I ventured off to take my dad to a hospital appointment. I don't think I'm ready to put my thoughts into words regarding his diagnosis yet, but it will come ...... This blog is going to be a mis-match of all of my thoughts good, or bad. Anyway, the appointment was frustrating - I tried to convey to the specialist how things were going, he dutifully wrote this down, but didn't even pass comment. My dad seemed happy with how it went, so that's something at least.

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Then I get home, and to top how the day is going off, the teenagers are arguing amongst themselves constantly and giving me a load of attitude too!




Just one of those days I suppose x 

Edit - I took ten minutes to myself, drank a cup of tea and put my pyjamas on, and reflected back over this post. Life isn't so bad, I have good home insurance that will cover the damage, children do bicker, it's a natural part of having siblings, if I wasn't already stressed, their attitudes wouldn't have bothered me so much either. And finally, as for my dad, what will be, will be x


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