Sundaze
Posted: October 15, 2017 Filed under: FEMINISM, LOVE | Tags: Fantasy, Happy mothering day, happy sundays, I want to spend it with you, Perfect Day, perfect single mothering, single mother dreaming, single mother worries, Sundays are for love, the future is female 2 CommentsPollard’s perfect single mother Sunday:
Gently woken from a sleep in by difficult middle child quietly whispering,
“I’ve cleaned my room and made breakfast.”
Fresh juice on the bedside table
Someone has changed the kitty litter
Breakfast in bed
More sleep
Cancer is cured, affordable health care for all is announced
Reading
Tony Abbott has been silenced
I frolic in the park with a gorgeous man, cavort with my cocker spaniel and happily play frisbee with jolly well-dressed children, after 11.30am. Kids have silently scrubbed the bathroom and I haven’t had to get out of bed to stop them fighting
Long lunch at a restaurant with loved ones
Donald Trump is impeached; he, Putin, Dutton and Kim Jong Ugh have been shipped off to a labour camp in Siberia
Afternoon nap uninterrupted by school run
Ping pong tournament with silly people ends in giggles and singalong
Dinner of nibblies and wine provided by an anonymous benefactor, while having a great chat with dear friends = perfection
Turn on news: we have a fantastic indigenous female Prime Minister. She outlaws homelessness and makes companies who profit from food and housing illegal.
After a long, lavender-scented bath, I go to sleep in a freshly made bed
I wake up on Monday morning and youngest child says,
“I’ve made my lunch and I’m getting myself to school mum, love you, I’ll make dinner tonight, bye.”
Lou Pollard you’re dreamin’
Happy Birthday Dr Seuss
Posted: March 2, 2012 Filed under: Birthdays, Self improvement, Thought For the Day, WRITERS | Tags: brilliant artists, Dr Seuss, Fantasy, Happy Birthday Dr Seuss, March 2 birthdays, Oh The Places You'll Go, Theodor Geisel Leave a commentTheodor Seuss Geisel was born today. I believe he wrote books for everyone, whether you are eighty three or four years old. Thank you Dr Seuss for your gift, your humour, your drawings, your wit and your words. Thank you for brightening and illuminating this crazy thing we call life.
“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.”