Free to a good home

I promised to show you a photo of my roast chicken from last night. Here it is. It was very juicy and tender.

I love cooking a roast in the ceramic pot. If you think you can’t do a roast on a worknight, then think again! This chicken took me an hour and a half, and really, once it was seasoned (a five minute job) and in the oven, I did nothing. I was able to do other stuff while the chicken roasted.

After dinner I watched Outnumbered. I think it’s the funniest show on TV.

I wonder if it’s scripted? The children are very funny.

I also watched Summer Heights High. Also hilarious. It never gets tiring.

I am undertaking the Great Declutter of 2011. It’s slowly getting there. I’ve chucked out a lot of stuff. Last night, as a part of the Great Declutter of 2011 I left my printer on the bus stop seat, free to a good home.

I bought it in 2009, maybe even 2008. I tried so hard to put the cartridges in. I read the instruction manual. Watched YouTube videos. Positioned myself into yoga poses. Nothing could get the cartridge in. So I did what all independent women do. I bought a different printer. The Pixma, above, sat under my living room chair for about a year and a half. So last night I got sick of looking at the old-new printer. And left it out for some to collect.

This morning the printer had gone. I hope it went to a good home – possibly someone who can follow the user manual and contort themselves into poses suitable for cartridge insertion.

I was sore this morning. I was worried what to wear – it needed to make me feel comfortable – keeping me warm inside the office and cool outside. This was today’s outfit. Slouchy, rouched pants (with leggings underneath, because I am sore – it stops the scraping) by Temt, a floaty ruffle top (by Temt) and cropped blazer (Target), with super high power heels (Diana Ferrari). I was inspired by Kendi Everyday.

There was a lady across the road from us who laughed at my poses. I laughed with her, 20 metres and a glass window away.

I once told a previous manager that I couldn’t walk and think in these heels. I requested that he asked me the question again once I’d sat down.

I didn’t actually wear the heels other than for these photos. I wore flats for the rest of the day. Sensible choice. My thinking was not restricted by my shoes.

These are from Betts Kids. They remind me of faberge eggs.

I had a parma for lunch. I caught up with a dear work friend and we had a very meaningful chat.

And tonight I shall be going wedding dress shopping. Yep. Really.