Attempting To Be A Domestic Goddess: Death Row

It's the good girls keep diraries. The bad girls never have the time - Tallulah Bankhead

Welcome aboard to a very cold Wobbly Work Wheel 🎡

Nice warm hug.

Brew with Breakfast.

Lots of layers on top of the thermal vest.

I gives hubby his sloppy wet 💋

Very icy, and cold outside.

I parks in the car park around the corner.

As the Covid-19 Boosters are in the hall.

2 winter hats go on with gloves, and boots.

The Christmas Santa has now returned!

Now let's go to work.

Car drivers were going a lot slower than normal because of the ice on the roads.

I hope where I stand in the afternoon, defrosts, as it is slippy as hell on that side of the road.

Everyone commenting on how cold it is this morning. It was -2.5c when I started this morning.

Few car drivers kept going and not stopping on the otherside of the road.

At least I finished in one piece.

I was careful going back to Sexy Beast.

I got changed and just about to walk down to the Post Office, when I forgot my facemask.Back to the car to fetch that.

I was careful going down the hill. Gets my letters weighed and gets asks if I know these people I have wrote a letter too.

"Nope, not yet, as they are on Death Row in America, I won't get to meet them personally either."

She was fascinated about it.

I told her about the series on Netflix about people being on Death Row.

I found a website that you can write to inmates on Death Row. So I did!

The queue was getting longer in the Post Office, so I finished my conversation and said goodbye once I paid the postage.

I just about got up the hill, but nearly slipped over in the car park near my car.

Gets off my boots.

I picked up the newspaper on the way home.

Puts on the coffee machine.

I moved the things around in the bathroom to create more room in there!

Put the recycling out, and fetch some bread to the birds.

I had my minor workout after that!

Coffee is now needed.

I had to chase up Amazon up as they charged me full price for two Amazon echos instead of £29.99, I even put the discount code in.

I will have to wait for them to be delivered next week to get the refund!

I write yesterday's blog all the way to lunchtime!

Now for part two.

Nice little tune on repeat on the way to work.

Managed to park in the car park of the old Health Centre.

I gets gloves and 2 winter hats and walks up to put on my lights.

Has a good rabbit with my two friends before I start my afternoon shift.

Now to start.

One parent commented he nearly slipped over on the pavement before I crossed him back over this morning.

I'm glad the ice has now been defrosted on the pavement.

One parent I was talking to, was saying she went out for meal with 3 others on Saturday at a nearly pub. The cost was for three courses each, wine etc...... The amount was £280!

I pointed out I don't drink alcohol, I normally drink lemonade, but go dangerous and have lime added to it!

I wished her a happy Birthday for tomorrow.

Finished in one piece.

Hometime.

When I got home, the younger son had got all the boxes of Christmas decorations out from the loft.

He has put all a Christmas Tree in his room.

Hubby is at snooker tonight, and won't be putting up the decorations in the house until tomorrow night. The boxes went back up in the loft.

Someone was kept downstairs mind.

In need of a strong brew...

Out comes the new wok we bought Saturday.

Meat Free Stir-Fry time.

Quick look in the newspaper.

Martin Ruane was an English professional wrestler of Irish parentage. Best known by the ring name Giant Haystacks he was one of the best-known wrestlers on the British wrestling scene in the 1970s and 1980s. He also worked in both Canada and the United States under the name "Loch Ness Monster" or simply "Loch Ness".

Ruane was known for his massive physical size, billed as standing 6 ft 11 in (2.11 m) tall and weighing from 31 stone (434 lb; 196 kg) at the beginning of his career to 48 stone (672 lb; 304 kg) by the end of it; at his heaviest, he weighed 49 stone 13 lb (699 lb; 317 kg).In the 1970s he formed a heel (those that portray the villains) team with Big Daddy and later had a long-running, high drawing feud with a face Big Daddy as the team broke up. During his career, he held the European Heavyweight Championship and British Heavyweight Championship in the UK, and won the Stampede International Tag Team Championship twice in Canada, with the Dynamite Kid and Bret Hart.

He sadly died aged 52 in 1998