11.11am, Having brekky with lots of our favourite people. I love the day after a wedding! Then we packed up, checked out, and Andy and I drove to see our friends Gemma and Bash. They live in a GIANT old pub that has its own cinema! It's so gorgeous and they're creating such magic in their renovations. We hung out at theirs and planned a lovely evening barbie, but of course as soon as we fired up the bbq, the rain started! So we went back inside, made Bash stay outside in the rain cooking for us, and drank and ate and chatted our way through the evening.
Thursday, October 8, 2020
Saturday 25 July – Catdog's wedding!
11.11am, At Tesco, picking up some meal deals. Not very exciting for what was to be a VERY exciting day, but most of this morning was filled with wedding prep. We started it with a run in the sun, with Sarah and Emma, and it was the loveliest start, before a hilarious fry-up brekkie (with a lot of conversation about cheese, and having to decide between watermelon and croissants). Then it was all systems go for wedding day. Andy was taking photos, and Emma was one of the beautiful bridesmaids, so Brodie and I hung out and got to the church to set up some video bits. The excitement levels were high, and the emotion... well, I have honestly not experienced anything like that wedding. Due to the current restrictions on weddings, there can only be a total of 30 people. This meant that everyone in that church was a person who loved that couple dearly. The love was so bloody intense, and the joy at seeing them both be able to get married was like nothing I've seen. It was a gorgeous ceremony, and then just as we were heading outside to Cat's parents' house, the heavens opened. It was kind of dramatic and exciting, but obviously not ideal for the newly-weds! Back at Cat's parents, we had some drinks and basically spent the next few hours soaking up all the love, playing with Cat's niece, taking photos, and eating the most amazing food. Then the rain dried up and we danced and danced and danced all night on the patio. It was like being at uni again, but with even more emotion (and dressed nicer). The night culminated with us walking back to the hotel at 2am, beers in hand, so pleased that they were now married. I love this couple, and the love I have for Catdog is so huge, I was so beyond delighted to be part of her day. Well done you legends.
Friday 24 July – The longest day with the loveliest ending
11.11am, Driving. We'd left at 6am, on our way to Kent, via London. When we got to London, we picked up our new car, hooray! And I experienced my first ever time of driving in London (very slow). Then we drove onwards to Kent, where beautiful Catdog, one of my greatest friends in the whole world, is getting married tomorrow.
We went to see the gorgeous church, and then went to our hotel, ordered pizza and all sat out on the lawn with pizza and Prosecco, celebrating the awesomeness of being together and the beauty of seeing our bestie marrying her beau.
Thursday 23 July – All the happy people
11.11am, Working! This morn I went for a run with my sister and ate some croissants (the plan was to run to our friend's house whose birthday it is, and eat croissants with her, but our friend wanted a bday lie-in, so we celebrated together instead!). At lunch I met my lovely schoolfriends and their sons for a pasty on the beach and lots of rock pooling!
Wednesday 22 July – The happiest lunch break
11.11am, At work, for my netball job. At lunchtime I went for a walk/jog with my friend Carly (and her dog Tocker) and we ended up being tempted by the sea because it was so gorgeous. Then we walked home with an iced coffee amid all the chats. Such a fab lunch break.
Monday 20 July – Rapper Bea
11.11am, At work. It was a scorcher of a day so at lunch I went for a walk, and then in the eve went to Mum's to see my Auntie Pat who is down visiting. We had a few drinks in the garden and my niece Bea treated us all to a rap show.
Sunday 19 July - Our local
11.11am, I can't really remember. Probably a pretty slow and lazy Sunday, but in the afternoon I know I went to the beach by our house and read my book. It's not a particularly beautiful one (it's quite rocky) but it's also real and there's often a seal there (Sammy) and the sea is lovely, and it's less than a minute from my house, and therefore I love it.