Showing posts with label Ed Sheeran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ed Sheeran. Show all posts

Friday, 9 September 2011

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I know I post a lot of Ed Sheeran but man, that boy is talented.

I woke up to hear the thump of the post falling on the floor after being pushed through the letterbox. Amongst the post was a parcel for me which happened to be + - Ed Sheeran's new album. I'm loving it to be honest. :)

I'm also loving being up relatively early and not sleeping my days away. I got new curtains recently and they aren't as thick as my old ones so light shines through. Now that we are heading into the darker nights, it's okay but in the mornings it is still a little bright. Therefore my room is too light to lie in until ridiculous times. Usually, when working a late shift, I'd be dragging myself out of bed around 12.30pm rushing about to be picked up for 2pm.
I went into Glasgow yesterday with Kirsten for a wee catch up and shopping trip. My dad asked me to try and find something for my birthday, but I didn't really see much (or look really). Well, he told me to look in the pound shops to see what I can spend that pound he's giving me on. Haha!  Awk, I rarely get surprises on birthdays or at Christmas any more but here's hoping I get one this year. :)

I watched 9 last night with Jayne. I didn't really feel like watching it at the start but since I gave Jayne the option of which film to watch, I couldn't really argue about it. I'm quite glad she forced me to watch it, it was good. Quite sad at the end though. But still. Afterwards I watched Bridget Jones's Diary since I recently bought it on DVD. I felt the urge to watch it a while back but I only have it on VHS and I don't have a working video player. Booo.

The rest of my day will include listening to + on repeat, reading some more Harry Potter and working until 9pm. Fun fun. I hope you're having a lovely Friday. :)


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Saturday, 18 June 2011

Wake Me Up








One of my 43 Things, was to raise £100 for a charity, which I've managed to do for Cancer Research UK by taking part in Race for Life. Brilliant. You can still sponsor me here, even though I've reached my target. Every little helps. :) Yeah, I had a target of £75 and not £100, but I honestly didn't think I'd get more than £10. So, thank you if you donated. <3 For an example of how Cancer Research UK has helped a member of my family, click here.

I've just finished working 9 days in a row doing a variety of jobs in the home. Last night when working a back shift in care, one resident said to me, "Cara, what even is your job?" and another said "You seem to be doing everything." haha. So true. Jack of all trades I am. So glad to be off tomorrow. No long lies for me though, up early to get a train to Edinburgh for Race for Life. Then back at work for three days working earlies in care.

Rachel, Kirstie and I planned to go out on Thursday night to the abc and since I'd been working constantly, I was quite looking forward to a fun wee night out. Whilst planning on going out, I found out a bunch of folk I knew were also going so it'd be more fun than just the three of us. We queued in the cold for just over half an hour and finally got to the front where Kirstie and Rachel put their heels on and we all took out our ID. But, in the process of taking out our ID, Kirstie discovered she had no purse and with no purse, there is no ID. No abc for us. We went to McDonald's and then a wee drive up Glennifer Braes and watched some cars in the distance and some planes landing. It looks so pretty. While in the car, we blasted some Disney songs, which was fun but still not as fun as a wee catch up with some folk in the abc. Aw well, shit happens. We'll just have to check before we leave from now on that everyone has ID, haha.

On Friday at work, it was Frank's birthday. He's just in the home for respite. He's lovely but he wasn't feeling too well so didn't come down to the dining room at lunch or dinner. Annette, the cook, baked a wonderful cake for him, his family and the residents so at dinner time, Kim, Mandy and myself went up to his room to sing happy birthday. Just as we were about to head up the stairs, the doorbell rang and many members of Frank's family had arrived to see him and were witnesses to our awful singing. But everyone, including the rest of the residents, all got a piece of cake after dinner and Frank was well happy.  I love moments like that at work. :)

I'm going shopping on Thursday with Laura-Ann for stuff for T in the Park. Excited! :D

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Tuesday, 26 April 2011

The A Team





Since I love this song and it's Zane Lowe's hottest record and Ed Sheeran is on 
Jools Holland tonight I thought I'd share. He's brilliant live, just sayin'.
Enjoy. :) 

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