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The Week That Was…

Mar 7, 2021Mar 6, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 4 Comments

Hit me with your favourite dishes for cooking in a french oven. The pretty blue colour did it. ~~~ Joke of the week: ~~~ Can someone please recreate this room for me and just let me know when it's all set up? ~~~ What I've been watching: So far so good with this one. Inspired … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Feb 28, 2021Feb 27, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 18 Comments

Not much reading has been going on this week as all of my energy and time has been focused on getting my daughter Claire ready for uni and spending some quality time with her. I put her on the plane to Brisbane yesterday and today she will move into her dorm room and begin, what … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Feb 20, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 13 Comments

News of the week: It's all happening here right now. My daughter is a week away from heading off to university to study a Bachelor of Psychological Science after a gap year of earning money and gaining work/life experience. My youngest son started a new school three weeks after starting a new school - pretty … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Feb 7, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 10 Comments

Football season has begun and so has the endless driving from one training session to another. Games begin this Friday night, and while I am partial to doing nothing on a Friday night, I far prefer night games to weekend morning/middle of the day games, that's for sure. ~~~ Joke of the week: ~~~ What … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Jan 24, 2021Jan 24, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 7 Comments

I had a lovely birthday celebration that stretched from Sunday through to Tuesday, culminating in 'that delicious cake' which my daughter virtually joined us for. Technology really does have many benefits! ~~~ Joke of the week: My joke of the week is directly related to something that happened last Sunday, in the dead of the … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Jan 17, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 24 Comments

My week was spent back at work after three weeks holidays. With the majority of other staff still on holidays it was a quiet week, dragged a bit, to be honest, and had me questioning my own sanity as to why I didn't take the extra week also, but eventually it ended. Onwards and upwards. … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Jan 10, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 8 Comments

Rain! 🌧 It almost feels like winter here this weekend and I love it! What I'm also loving is my new lounge pillow: And my personalised glass, a gift made for me by a fabulous friend: What I'm not loving? Back to work tomorrow. Holidays...you were far too short! ~~~ What I've been watching this … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Jan 3, 2021Jan 1, 2021 / Theresa Smith Writes / 9 Comments

Hello 2021 ... we're watching you! 👀 ~~~ What I've been watching: I enjoyed watching The Story of a New Name a whole lot more than I did reading it. This is good television! Crypt of Tears was my first dabble with Miss Fisher. I've never read the books either. The costumes were divine but … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Dec 20, 2020Dec 19, 2020 / Theresa Smith Writes / 2 Comments

I am now on holidays for three weeks. As far as Christmas school holiday breaks go, it's my shortest in forever, but it is what it is and I intend on making the most of it. 🎄📚☕🥂 ~~~ Joke of the week: ~~~ What I've been watching: Mrs America was riveting, exactly the sort of … Continue reading The Week That Was…

The Week That Was…

Dec 13, 2020Dec 12, 2020 / Theresa Smith Writes / 6 Comments

Joke of the week: This is me for one more week and then...HOLIDAYS! ~~~ What I've been watching this week: I'm actually not a fan of musicals but this was enjoyable with an important underlying message. Terrific performances from the cast too. ~~~ Making me smile: When your friend knows you so well... The perfect … Continue reading The Week That Was…

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