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Home sweet home

February28

Yay I’m in my new home and I absolutely love it!

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I won’t lie it has been tough having to do so much more for myself (thanks Mum!). I have had a couple of days crawling around on my hands and knees but it has been worth it. Overall I’m feeling much better!

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I have a few more furniture ‘projects’ on the go. It has been so much fun having something productive and enjoyable to do that doesn’t involve much movement or energy expenditure. Although you never see Anna Ryder Richardson in such a mess do you?

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6 Comments to

“Home sweet home”

  1. Avatar February 28th, 2014 at 10:21 pm Jan Bennett Says:

    Well Done Suse!!!!! Happy house warming, if I lived closer I’d pop over with cake!!
    love Jan xxxx so proud of you xxx
  2. Avatar March 1st, 2014 at 1:11 pm Susan Cartwright Says:

    Ha ha that would be so nice Jan – just need to get cracking with that teleportation device 😉 Thanks so much for you’re support it means a lot 🙂
  3. Avatar March 1st, 2014 at 10:23 am Snowy Says:

    So excited for you sues – must be awesome to have your own place! Hope the furniture projects go well!
  4. Avatar March 1st, 2014 at 1:12 pm Susan Cartwright Says:

    Yes the one I’m working on at the moment is a little errr shall we say interesting? Thanks so much for all you’re encouragement Reuben it really means a lot xx
  5. Avatar March 1st, 2014 at 9:34 pm Emma Says:

    Can’t see the effects of the Botox in that one Sues, close up please x
  6. Avatar March 3rd, 2014 at 10:27 pm Susan Cartwright Says:

    Ha ha I wouldn’t wish that on anyone 😉

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