Nibbling chocolate, all alone, no one pestering me to ‘share’ was absolute bliss until my husband opened the pantry door and saw me standing there with gob full of chocolate!
I have a cheeky stash of treats stashed away… in my sock drawer! It’s a bit silly since the only time I wear socks is to work out so I’m always tempted on my way out for a run!
My cheeky moment is swinging through my favorite coffee drive thru after school drop off and getting my coffee fix and enjoying it in peace and quiet!!!
A little snapshot of a frequent cheeky indulgence moment in our household: Mum sternly standing over the kids making them eat their daily dose broccoli and carrots etc, while she’s surreptitiously sucking on sweets. Umm, yes, even before dinner!
My cheeky moment occurs once every 12 months when the quilt show hits town (this week!!!!!) I love to go by myself and buy whatever I want and go to tutorials if I want and the ones I want. Oh what a beautiful day it is! Even having to catch public transport to the show doesn’t dampen my joy. I went one year with a quilting friend who constantly badgered me on why I was buying a fabric and didn’t I already have enough. Goodness me but that wasn’t much fun. So from now on I do what I want and spend MY money on what I want. Then on the way home on the train I examine all my purchases with a smile on my face and think of projects I want to start. Ohh what a beautiful day. BRING IT ON!
My cheeky moment is when I am driving home from my job which is working with special needs kids. I have a secret ‘stash’ of goodies all to myself to reenergise me to get through homework and ‘mum duties’ with my own 3 kids when I get home.
My cheeky moment revolve around wool. We go to the Bendigo wool mill once a year and I’m always seeing if we can stretch the budget, or sneak a few more balls of wool in. Then at the show I always find a few skeins to buy as well, as well as chocolate to eat while I knit.. My husband ears it all good temperedly. He just smiles and laughs, he knows better than to argue.
Nibbling chocolate, all alone, no one pestering me to ‘share’ was absolute bliss until my husband opened the pantry door and saw me standing there with gob full of chocolate!
I have a cheeky stash of treats stashed away… in my sock drawer! It’s a bit silly since the only time I wear socks is to work out so I’m always tempted on my way out for a run!
My cheeky moment is swinging through my favorite coffee drive thru after school drop off and getting my coffee fix and enjoying it in peace and quiet!!!
A little snapshot of a frequent cheeky indulgence moment in our household: Mum sternly standing over the kids making them eat their daily dose broccoli and carrots etc, while she’s surreptitiously sucking on sweets. Umm, yes, even before dinner!
My cheeky moment occurs once every 12 months when the quilt show hits town (this week!!!!!) I love to go by myself and buy whatever I want and go to tutorials if I want and the ones I want. Oh what a beautiful day it is! Even having to catch public transport to the show doesn’t dampen my joy. I went one year with a quilting friend who constantly badgered me on why I was buying a fabric and didn’t I already have enough. Goodness me but that wasn’t much fun. So from now on I do what I want and spend MY money on what I want. Then on the way home on the train I examine all my purchases with a smile on my face and think of projects I want to start. Ohh what a beautiful day. BRING IT ON!
My cheeky moment is when I am driving home from my job which is working with special needs kids. I have a secret ‘stash’ of goodies all to myself to reenergise me to get through homework and ‘mum duties’ with my own 3 kids when I get home.
My cheeky moment revolve around wool. We go to the Bendigo wool mill once a year and I’m always seeing if we can stretch the budget, or sneak a few more balls of wool in. Then at the show I always find a few skeins to buy as well, as well as chocolate to eat while I knit.. My husband ears it all good temperedly. He just smiles and laughs, he knows better than to argue.