Celebrate The Small Things


It's time again for the Celebrate the Small Things blog hop hosted by Scribblings of an Aspiring Author.  It's a chance to look back over the week and remember the things big and small that made it a little brighter.

This week I am celebrating catching up on all my correspondence, it's such a small thing but it takes a huge weight off my shoulders.

I also have a full week of steady exercise behind me with little to no pain in my knee.  (yay!)  I was a little worried because last Saturday after work my knee had swollen up as bad as it was swelling back in February but after going through the exercises it is MUCH better.

We are heading out to Hamilton tomorrow for Hamilton Comic Con and I am debating entering the cosplay contest.  It would be my first contes and I am wearing my TARDIS cosplay.  Which is one of my favourites and the one I have put the most hours in on.  I will let you know how it goes.


Please check out what everyone else is celebrating this week:


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