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My Word of the Week
It’s been another busy week here in the Sweet Household. The weekend we had family over to visit. It was lovely having them here and catching up, we had a great day.
Then Monday and Tuesday I was at the hospital for most of the day. I’m all done now until next year, but the staff on the ward are like family to me. I treated them with a Christmas card and big tin of chocolates to say thank you for all they’ve done for me.
I watched the last episode of Mrs Wilson on Tuesday evening and I’ll be sad to see it go, not only was it a good drama (and based on a true story) I loved the images of the 60s and 70s homes and people. They reminded me so much of my family members that are no longer here.
I’ve also spent family time re-watching The Greatest Showman with Boo and the Little Man. Then whenever my older two are around we put ‘Impractical Jokers’ on. It’s so stupid you can’t help but laugh. Sal shh’s Everyone is one of my favourites. Although, taken out of context it probably looks very strange.
As Christmas draws closer I’ll be sure to be having many more family moments over the coming weeks.
Raisie Bay – Word of the Week
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Now it’s over to you, come and tell us your word of the week.
I can imagine your house full of happy voices and laughter. It sounds like a good week. I might give Mrs Wilson a go when no one else is around to veto it! Here’s to more family moments.
Family moments are the best thing about Christmas 😀
Aww! What a lovely word.
It sounds like you have had a great week!
Family time is so special. Especially at this time of year x
Sounds like you’ve been enjoying lots of lovely family moments. Glad you’re all done with the hospital until next year. I haven’t managed to watch any of Mrs Wilson yet but hubby’s been enjoying it. Thanks for hosting #WotW
Its so lovely your medical team are like family to you, Jacks are the same to us, we are so lucky the NHS is so amazing 90% of the time and the poor 10% is generally down to resources. We have watched Christmas films all weekend its been fab xx