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Remembering What I Enjoy..

Occasionally I forget things. Some stuff like birthdays, names and stuff is a normal human thing, and I don't sweat it so much. But I also forget some other stuff which is not so good. I forget what I enjoy. I don't know how it happens but it does from time to time. And its at these moments that I need a bit of help remembering.

So- this is a request for help. What do I enjoy doing? What gives me joy? Leave me a comment.

Comments

Carter Clan said…
Going to the Gower
10:01 am
Carter Clan said…
Watching West Wing
10:02 am
Dave Heath said…
Crying at the olympics...
6:58 pm
Karen said…
Crying at Extreme Makeover Home Edition, documentries on old people, documentries on young people acheiving. Local News.
10:17 pm
Anonymous said…
A good quality beer, in an exquisite english pub...
1:45 pm
Karen said…
I just remembered... Alan Davies/Jonathan Creek/QI
9:37 pm
Anonymous said…
good company + good food + good conversation, Anna xx
3:02 pm
Anonymous said…
and stories! (Anna again :) )
3:03 pm
Anonymous said…
being inspired and going to canada (Anna's 3rd comment) x
3:05 pm
Anonymous said…
West Wing... and by analogy watching politics happen in a good way. Try BBC1 at 4pm.
Tea.
Reading encouraging comments on your blog?
2:24 pm
Ellen Loudon said…
shoes...shopping...drinking coffee in starbucks (or the like)...chatting...giggling...chilling.
5:47 pm
Anonymous said…
buying Joe a pint when he returns to the UK in April?

:)
1:54 pm
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