May 28, 2010
To Wales
This weekend is the spring bank holiday weekend – a three day weekend (at least for those who don’t work in retail, call-centres, waste collection services, pubs, restaurants, and whatever other businesses have had to shift to a 24/7 working culture) that I take as an inspiration to celebrate the beauty of late spring.
Over the last week I have added six tomato plants to my garden, courtesy of a work friend who grew too many. I have also lost my two out of three of my thyme plants that had just progressed outside and then got battered by a surprise rainstorm.
On bin collection day I had no landfill rubbish to put – a testament to the compost bins more than anything.
The Great Decluttering Project goes slowly but steadily onwards. I have almost finished all my CD’s – a long task as some were full of old backed-up work and art that had to be transferred onto my hard-drive. I have discovered a company that you can ship old CD’s and DVD’s to and who will recycle them for you. SImply send the CD’s, by themselves, to
Polymer Recycling Ltd
Peninsula Business Park
Reeds Lane
Moreton
Wirral
CH46 1DW
Now, however, I am off to Wales. One of my favourite places to go, a quiet little town near Cardiff. I am going to spend time with a good friend, and just relax for a couple of days and enjoy being alive.
Ah Wales, I love it there, especially when the weather is nice…
I’m slowly progressing with my never-ending journey of de-cluttering. Recently sorted out a lot of photo albums, and am in the process of moving them into The Cloud.
Have a great trip and enjoy the long weekend!
I love Wales too
A bit rainy at the moment though (d’oh) but off to the allotment pretty soon anyway 
It’s the moving of information from physical formats to digital that takes the time! It would be a lot easier if we could just throw everything away ^^;