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Life of Lu 19/04/11

My lovely friend Tif has a wonderful thing she does on a Tuesday called her Tifbit
I love it! It is a weekly update on what is going on.
So I think I might follow her example and do something similar.
On a Tuesday as I will probably only remember it once I see hers.
This week has been mega.

- I managed to arrange the BEST birthday surprise EVER for James. I don't know how I'm going to beat it next year to be honest! But his birthday isn't until May 8th so I must keep you all in suspense also.

- I managed to get some holidays off work. Super stuff! I didn't think I would have any time off until I leave in September. But I do. And I have some wonderful plans for that time. Again, they most remain secret for fear the boy will read my blog

- I got a surprise chocolate today with my coffee. It really did make my day a little bit sweeter.

-I received two beautiful wedding invitations in the post this week. I have been very bold and have not thanked the wonderful couples yet. I know I won't make the one next month in Utah but I still have my fingers crossed that I will make the one in November. In AUSTRALIA! Eeeeek!

That is all I can think of for now.
Until the next time... xxx

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