I have been sleeping like a log recently, which is unusual for me — I don’t usually sleep terribly as such but it takes me a long time to drop off and I am often restless throughout the night and if I need to get up in the middle of it for the toilet or any thing it takes me ages to get back off.

The last two weeks I have been working out, really hard, I have been doing up to three hours per day — an hour in the morning, an hour in the afternoon and an hour in the evening — and come 4am (which is early for me although it probably sounds really late to you, 6am is my normal bed time) I have been barely able to keep my eyes open and have been crawling into bed and being asleep as soon as my head hits the pillow soon after 4am most nights.

Strangely, and it is probably just in my head rather than real, I find that I sleep better in Metal Beds than any other! I can’t see any reason why that would be true, but it really does work like that — I love the design of the dark brown/black leather beds like the ones at Time4Sleep.co.uk but I have trouble dropping off in one, weird huh?

I know that most women hate this, and I think I do really also — but today I was happy to get a wolf whistle from some work men as we were walking through town. They were all old, unattractive and not looking too sexy in their safety equipment but it was a nice way to remind me I have lost loads of weigh and am looking pretty damn fine these days — more so than I was a few years ago at least when I had a whopping extra five stone on me!

So, booo horrible sexist wolf whistling men — but also, YAY

In losing weight I worry about two things, will I be left with lots of lose skin on my stomach and will I lose my boobs? That’s why I am taking it so slow and steady, rather than trying to lose loads at once and so far so good — my back size is getting smaller and I have dropped one cup size but they are still looking good

At least I would know where to go if I did decide to get them done, mya.co.uk are industry leaders in Breast Augmentation surgery uk and I would feel confident with them, plus I love the name of the site…mya, standing for Make Yourself Amazing

I wish I still needed to wear eyeglasses, I wore them from a very young age up until I was around 20 and unlike a lot of kids — I actually loved wearing them, especially as a teenager, they were just another accessory and way to express myself.

I was sad when I was told it was redundant me wearing them, and as an adult I no longer had my parents to pay for them for me so I stopped wearing them.

That is until a few years ago when I discovered Zenni Optical, an online eyeglasses specialist who have had much recognition in recent times, even getting a nod in the New York Times.

They sell frames for as little as $8…at that prices, who cares that I don’t need to wear them? I have already had 3 pairs off of them with clear lenses and I am sure I will buy more in the future also.

I am tempted to go for these ones next, they are so delightfully nerdy that I fell in love with them the second I saw them. However I am not sure I could really pull off the look — I want to look nerdy cool, not nerdy nerdy.

…because I won a Wii, Oh happy days.

I imagine that I will be playing that like a crasy lady over the next few weeks. I have De Blob for it and plan on borrowing a few other games from my fiance and my brother.

Having said that this blog hasn’t exactly been filled with content since I changed direction with it and turned it into my television opinion blog, which is strange because I do watch a lot of TV and I do love to rant about it!

I must try harder.

I have developed a really annoying habit, I call it the ‘Somethingy McSomething Habit’ - and that was a perfect example of it. I have taken to saying it several times per hour :irked:

Example of Somethingy McSomething in use:

I drop something on my foot, ‘Crappy McCrap’!! Someone asks me how it feels and I tell them it ‘Hurty McHurts’. I agree with something someone says so I tell them ‘Wordy McWord’, I disagree with something someone says so I tell them ‘Wrongy McWrong’. I find something funny so I say ‘Giggley McGiggle’, I find something cool so I say ‘Neaty McNeat’.

I wish I knew where I had picked up this habit, so I could go around there and Beaty McBeat them up…I am driving myself crazy and am aware I sound like a Nutty McNut…but…I…just…can’t…stop.

Helpy McHelp?