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Originally for the 30-Day Blog Challenge. Now just a blog about a flailing mermaid |
30-Day Blogging Challenge – Day One Prompt: "Everyone talks about the changes they want to make when New Years Day comes. I don't want to know about your resolutions...I want to know what you don't plan on doing in 2015. Don't be obvious...be creative!" I have just a few minutes peace to get this post started. I’ve been sat on my sofa all day with my husband and best friend, with her bloke in the armchair, all day. We’ve been watching Revenge ![]() So, it looks like I’m doing the 30-Day Blogging Challenge this month. I was only tempted to do it until I gave into peer pressure and found myself committed. When I say peer pressure, I mean seeing Elle ![]() It looks like I might be starting as I mean to go on with today’s prompt. As I said the other day, my head is spinning because I am trying to work out what I DO want to do in 2015. But, now, I have to work out what I DON’T want to do. I think someone is trying to screw with my head here! Decision-making is hard enough as it is for me. Gee wiz! Okay, number one is vowing never to say “gee wiz” in a blog post again! Let me think… what do I not want to do this year? I don’t want to… • Get stuck in a twelve-hour traffic jam. • Get stuck in a twelve-hour traffic jam with One Direction, Elvis and Paul McCartney songs stuck on repeat. • Have my bookcase fall on me. It is solid metal and wood; reckon it would hurt quite a bit. • Watch Eastenders ![]() • Work in a pub. As if I could anyway. • Shrink to the size of a peanut and get trapped in a jar of gherkins. Gherkins make me ill. • Eat McDonalds every day. • Get frostbite • Break any more bones • Not read any books • Piss anyone off • Piss myself off – It’s very easy to do • Get arrested for indecent exposure! Again, I’m not sure this is likely • Burn down my house – I quite like it. • Get caught up in things I don’t want to be involved in. I’m sure I could go on all day with this. But I think I’ll say happy new year and go off to think more positively about 2015. Happy New Year! |