Changes

Ok so

Been really busy recently due to working two jobs but November is going to mark a new beginning.

He's leaving. Yes I'm upset but things happen and I can't change it. However it means I will have to let go of my 2nd job and try and contact those lovely people at UC....

But then I have so much to look forward to!
Halloween, bonfire night, carnival. I do love this time of year. Funds are going to get so much tighter due to the upcoming Christmas holidays but I'm not going to let it hold me back.

Also it means when I leave my house after cleaning it, it will be clean when I return! Unless of course the cats resume having wild catnip filled parties whilst I'm out!

Here's to change!

Much loves xxxx

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