What cheered me up recently...

 Apllying for a job at the college I just left less than a month ago, funnily enough the job's in the kitchen as well so I'm pmsl 

 people commissioning photo sets from me :) havent been doing much modelling work recently so it makes me happy.

 My delicious mixed mushroom and chicken risotto while watching the thunder, lightening and torrential rain! 

Knowing my new tattoo is getting designed over the next couple of weeks :) Can't wait...

last night cheered me up no end  xxxx

spending time with a friend that was unexpected, but very much welcome...

getting a tax refund

A lovely night of home made indian food and lots of girly chat with uni friends.

A certain person, booking in an ink session on saturday to get my half sleeve finished ,and knowing I get to seemy best friend tonight for girly catch ups :D

Daughter has a clear test after last years cancer op

Gunther - that's fantastic news!

NBN Thanks, its a little strange because she lives away from home and never told us until the op was done, so we didnt have the worry factor. Shes young and they caught it early (breast cancer).

Check your boobs ladies!

That's great news Gunther!

Sound advice Gunther. She must be very a brave young woman to have not told you until afterwards

NBN   well theres a lot of history between us and shes a bit of a strange one to say the least, still sorted now and shes getting on with life, working at the olympics shortly which will make her year.

Thanks BB

Awww so chuffed for you and of course your daughter (and rest of your family) Gunther.

Breats will be checked as I usally do it at the beggining of the month and for some reason havent yet! xxx

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Awww so chuffed for you and of course your daughter (and rest of your family) Gunther.

Breats will be checked as I usally do it at the beggining of the month and for some reason havent yet! xxx

Well the family is three people, we wouldnt tell anyone else theyre all too old or estranged. After several stupid atempts to take her life she decided it was worth living and did something to save it. What goes through girls heads from 15-20 yrs apart from stupidity and hormones.

Well I'm pleased things between you are sorted now and she has the all clear and the Olympics to look forward to. You must all be so relieved. When someone you loves has/had cancer makes you look at life a little differently I think.

NBN   like I say she said nothing till the op and we didnt see her until about 3 months later by which time she had almost forgotten about it. This test was one yr after so I think now she is in "remission", Shes at Uni shes got a job and is enjoying life so fingers crossed its over, she is too young for such stuff.

By the sounds of it - being in Uni (although there's no real age limit on that) - she is far too young for such things but her age may have given her an advantage in treatment being successful and keeping it at bay in future. It's awful that anyone should go through it at any age but particularly when you're so young