purplerabbits

That day-before-Beltane list of things to do:

Make cloak (oddly enough I'm seeing a lot of this on people's lists...)
Iron my kilty thing into pleats
Find the clothes I'm wearing underneeth, including gloves and belt
Contact club organiser about float
Fireproof the sleeves of the top for luck
Pack my tiny handbag/sporran with money, phone, contacts, keys, tickets etc
Pack fold up bag with leftover tickets, club float etc to bring to hill but not take away
Buy milk, bread, cold cure and some kind of fud
Fill flask with appropriate alcohol
Make ticket sales spreadsheet add up - by brute force if neccessary - ETA I give up
Remember to eat and rest

Optional
Book somewhere to eat Tuesday
Change bedding
Wash up

In order to drag myself out of the Slough of Despond I need to do some basic things from the good old pulling myself together list. Like cook proper food instead of living on cereal, see some human beings and get a little exercise. With that in mind can anyone recommend some recipes for quickish healthy food made of ingredients? Or offer me company?

Also, how should I go about thinking about ISAs? I don't know whether to change it in the new financial year - or whether it matters very much especially since I expect to have spent most or all of my savings by December...

Sassan frassan bastard A&A (who do my domain name and mail forwarding) have noticed that they haven't charged me my £4 a month for the last two years and will be taking it all, plus this months, from me this month. So that's soup for the duration, then.

Feck. Arse. Feck. Feck.

I have stinking lurgy and therefore may not be available to do anything other than shiver and sneeze and swear. Things I may not be up for include but are not limited to: going to work, torchies meeting tomorrow, sorting out any torchie stuff I need to, sleeping, breathing and standing up. Just so you know.

Damn, a chunk went missing off the end of that last update, although on reflection it's probably for the best. The summary is that there is other bad stuff happening in my family. Surprise. I am glad that I'm typing this in the morning while there is light and my brain is less likely to be sucked into the black hole of despair that is November. ( And it seems to be getting long, so here is a cut )