What I should be doing!

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Ok so, I should be writing a talk for women's church which is getting very close. But I'm not. I have gotten stuck at the plagarizing John Piper point of my sermon and am currently convincing myself that adding a few inappropriate bogan words the night before will probably suffice (not because of the audience who are not at all bogan  ;-) but because of the speaker!)

I should be folding the washing - which has been sitting in a HUGE pile on our lounge since Rudd reigned, and also in not one, but TWO large shopping bags on the floor .

Want proof?


I should be getting organised to return to work tomorrow - bye bye annual leave :-(

I should be stacking a second load in the dishwasher (which my hubby caved in and bought me, after my 8 year washing up strike, on my promise that I would "become the perfect housewife if I just had a dishwasher" (stupid I know).

I should be sleeping (it is midnight).

But here I am posting crap and procrastinating!
And you love it!

Facebook time!

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  1. Wayne DimmellOctober 19, 2011 at 12:33 AM

    Yes! Yes I do love it! Sit back and relax! You deserve a break!

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  2. AnonymousDecember 4, 2011 at 10:20 PM

    i do love a well done stack disher washer manya arguements have been had on how the dishwasher is stacked. immie

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