The Dazedly Dithering of Ms Ditz

Well, firstly, let us start with the most obvious use of your newly bought Drinking Glass. 1.     Snacks! This wonderful new Drinking Glass you are currently holding, pondering on its uses, would be the perfect receptacle for your TV and movie snacks. It’ll keep your portions in check, all within the parameters of any diet you take up. It also makes them snazzy to boot. Be the envy of your guests. You know you want to. 2.     Desk Bin What else would you use to keep your craft table or desk clutter-free? A plastic tub. No, I think not. All those pesky scraps and paper offcuts; All those tape backings and duct tape balls; All the rubber shavings, snaped bands and pesky crumbs? No, not at all. You should look no further than your brand-new Drinking Glass. It’s the perfect size to stylishly accompany your desk set-up and hold all of the annoying little rubbish bits littering your tabletop without needing to make a dozen and one trips over to the bin a few feet...

 

 Ill health, struggles and doodles Today I've been struggling with a cold on top of my chronic health which has caused some difficult issues.  Like when you cannot push yourself to class (or in my case BACK from class) who is responsible for getting you back. Well everyone passes the buck around and around. And all due to liability. Because what happens if I pass out while they are pushing me back? I understand - that is an issue. But surely, leaving an ill disabled person outside in the cold because they could pass out on the minute walk to another uni building is more dangerous as instead of somewhere safe you've left them out of your sight, surrounded by strangers who have headphones in and are attached to their phones so wouldn't notice a passed out wheelchair user, would be a bigger liability. But you know Out of sight, out of mind. **** After being helped home by my boyfriend - who had to cycle from the opposite side of the city, I bundled myself up against their side...

Happy New Year! Welcome to my new blog with a Happy New Year, may your health be stable and pain be manageable.  Hi there, I am Ms Ditz. First name Disastrous. :P  I am 31, a Creative Writing Student and a Muma of two chaos gremlins. One of which turned 11 on boxing day. Wow - doesn't time just fly. I wrung in the new year with a snotty child pressed into my side - you know the type, "I'm not tired" repeated every few minutes and who falls asleep the moment the fireworks finish. - and another dancing like a wacky waving inflatable tube man. My own flu battling my PoTs (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) and my aunt perched beside us, resting from the multitude of board games we had played over the last few days. It got me thinking about resolutions (how long this will last is up in the air). My son wants his friends to get along, my daughter is uncertain why we all do this and my own to actually keep up with social media this year - my course dragging me kicki...