Going through a rough time, so I thought I’d list 13 things to look forward to (in no particular order):
- The weekend 🙂
- Broadchurch finale tonight at 10 on BBC America
Image from BBC America - Christmas
- Book Club meeting Oct. 9
- Daughter coming home December 13th
- Catching up with the Agatha Raisin series and Hamish MacBeth
- Thanksgiving Break
image from busymom.net
- Two week long Christmas Break this year
- Lunch date with family member I haven’t seen in a long time
- Receiving retro pay
- Receiving estate settlement
- Malice Domestic
- Retirement
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I hope the 13 things lifted your spirits. They made me smile. Thanks for sharing.
The Food Temptress
I hope your list lifted your spirits. It made me smile. Thanks for sharing. The Food Temptress
I hope things get better soon!
I hope things improve for you soon. I haven’t heard of Broadchurch. It hasn’t made it down this end of the world yet. I grabbed an audio copy of the first Agatha Raisin book last week. I haven’t read this series before.
Well, I enjooyed reading all to which you are looking forward. I’ve been in India now over three months, three months to go. I am really looking forward to see my first grandchild, who was only six weeks old when I left.
My 13 post is about wonderful places I’ve seen.
Retirement is a great thing to look forward to!
You’ve got a lot to look forward to, indeed! I only caught the first episode of Broadchurch this summer when I was in the US – I’m going to have to track down the rest and watch the whole series (probably in a marathon weekend)!
Happy TT!
Great list. I’m definitely with you on 1 and 3!
Here’s to better days!
Good to conclude with retirement, like an exclamation point!
Great list! I hope things start looking up for you again soon. *Hugs* Happy Thursday.
Christmas? ! I’m not even ready for October. But I can see how you’d be excited.
When my kids were around more October used to be big for going to the corn maze and Halloween – decorating the house and yard but now we don’t even get trick or treaters anymore (parents send kids to parties or keep them home). Anyway Christmas is like a vacation this year because we have a two week break, so I’m really looking forward to it.