Sleeepp! *I can but hope*

Lovely job for me - change junior's nappy.........!

Take my hugely successful (I hope) baked cheesecake out of the oven, then piano practice.

mmmmm can't decide! Too many options

Watch the new Harry Potter film with some friends.

Piano, or write up my OU assignment in neat. Which ever one takes my fancy in a few hours...

Kodály practice.

watch tv and have dinner

Going to cook my Dad a delectable meal- AKA jacket potato and salad!

Sleep. Soundly...

Sleeeeeep.

Open the church. Hopefully, before the congregation and other ringers arrive...

Go to church (hopefully getting there early enough to quietly practise the hymns before everyone else arrives)

Go to church Lately the sermons have been getting very long - couple of weeks ago it stretched to 50mins so I was a bit put off, but should really go this week...

Completing my end of course assignment for OU. Has to be in by noon tomorrow!

Watch the Singapore Grand Prix er, I mean practice oboe. Honest.

Do my OU work for today (and the assigned work for yesterday too)

My youngest's birthday party starts in 30 mins. Am partied out had my son's last week! He was 13- she is 11.

Make a fricasee of lamb.

Do my flute practice.



Pushpull, you sound like my other half (except delete oboe and insert fiddle).

Ive got rather a sad thing to so this afternoon when I turn off. I have to write a letter of condolence to the family of an ex-pupil who has so sadly died at the age of just twenty after a long illness. It has been a distressing week as I teach several of her friends and cousins.

Oh dear!

Aquarelle, I am so sorry to hear that. How awful for everyone... 20 is so young.

Sorry to hear that Aquarelle



I'm going to make cookies. There's comfort in cookies and I can't summon the energy to work

Go photocopy a French essay and cover sheet four times and send it off to Cambridge

(I must have an awfully sad life if I actually root around through old threads to find one to comment on! )

I will try to work out a verbal reasoning question which NOBODY in my family has not yet solved...
Here is the question giving us a headache.

Give two missing numbers in the following sequences:
example: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

Question: 6, 7, 9, 5, 12, 3

This is one of 20 questions which you are supposed to finish in 10 minutes. My daughter was not able to answer it, and we, parents, took it over "Oh, let me see..." We got stuck, so we looked at the answers. We have been spending two days now to work out how 5, and 12 get in there! Anybody???

Flippin' heck! Well, my sister and I are trying to figure it out now, but we'll probably not manage...!

Don't give up! Mind you...we have started to wonder that there maybe an error in the question, or in the answer, because we just cannot figure it out... We have got 19 questions right (eventually), but this question is killing us. I am hoping amongst the posters here in the Forum this question is answered and explained. Help!

Too late, I've given up! Seriously, though, it's doing my head in now... I think it's a mistake - either that or a trick question...

The 1st, 3rd and 5th numbers are a sequence, with 3 being added between each number.
The 2nd, 4th and 6th numbers are a separate sequence with 2 being subtracted from each number.

I think...

I'm off to plant some little violets in my pot that stands outside the porch. And I'm going to try to stick some daffs in as well so it gives me a few months to think about what to do with it next spring (or to watch some more gardeners' world for inspiration).

Unload washing-machine.
Go out to see Aida live at the Met (via the medium of the Exeter Picturehouse).
Put clocks back.

Eat my tea.

Make home made burgers and chips. Watch Merlin and Strictly. Have an extra hour in bed.

Sit in the car, drive up to Heathrow with 4 of us in the car, say goodbye, drive back again with only 2!


(I'm going up, so then I can be with my Mum on the way back, so she isn't on her own!)

Watch Friday's It Takes Two on iPlayer, which will segue nicely into tonight's Strictly.

That's what my stepfather said when I showed him! I think that must be it...

Sounds probable, I haven't done anything with verbal reasoning for over a year though (I used to supervise a group who did some verbal reasoning each week after my lesson).





I'm going to go to bed, as this time tomorrow night I will be on a ferry in the English Channel! In fact, I better get going!

Head off to RNCM to have a look at some imstruments! How exciting! I'm just peeved that I couldn't take part...

At least you can try stuff there and hopefully you'll be equipped with an oboe soon so you can play in other events

Hopefully at the one in January!

Fingers crossed Stephie...

Music homework

When I log off I'm going to my piano lesson with an internationally renowned concert pianist. Hurrah.

Perhaps should have practised a little harder....

Wow! Enjoy it! Who is it, if you don't mind me asking?

Attacking the PILES on my desk and placed randomly around my study...

Put the kids to bed, Play my clarinet then hopefully share some wine and a film with my husband

Cook supper (got some pork kebabs marinating in fridge) and watch Countryfile. Might even squeeze in a bit of Open University studying before then.

Do some embroidery, play piano, have a Sunday night Scotch, and watch Doc Martin. Early night.
Bev

Have a 3 mile run, a shower etc, and go to work!