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Taking Stocks list


Hello peeps today's blog post is Pip Lincolne's "Taking Stocks list" that I copied from her. (Its OK she said I could. x)
Ok here it is: 

Making: Happy Snail Mail to send to my Grandma (which I posted and forgot to put the stamp on)

Cooking: Marmite Stars (Check out 21/1/19's post for the recipe!). 

Sipping: Coconut water and Chinese tea (not at the same time obviously..)


Reading: Utterly me, Clarice Bean by Lauren Child.

Looking: At my plants and wondering whether to water them.
Listening: To the Craig Charles funk and soul show. 
Wishing: For Summer to arrive already!
Enjoying: Playing with my new Tamagotchi.

Waiting: For my Kawaii backpack to arrive in the post. 
Liking: My new desk set up.
Loving: The fresh air of winter.
Buying: Kawaii stationary. 
Watching: The Last Man On Earth (an awesome show on Amazon Prime).
Hoping: My lychee seedlings will grow and produce fruit (could be some time...)
Needing: To Skateboard more.  
Wearing: My favorite green plaid skirt.
Following: This awesome blog theowlinthearttree.com.
Noticing: The chocolate crumbs on my desk.
Sorting: My Ever-growing Pencil collection.

Getting: More and more clutter in my desk draw.
Saving: Pomelo stickers.
Coveting: A new Venus flytrap. 
Opening: Snail mail.
Giggling: At this Giraffe.
Feeling: Tiered.
Hearing:Beeping from my Tamagotchi
Obsessing: That there is no dust on plant's leaves.
A Cornish winter sky...
A big thank-you to Pip! Why not go and check out her awesome blog Meet Me At Mikes? And perhaps you write your "Taking Stocks List" for January 2019... 
Well that's it for today folks love Gaia Cacti xxx

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