Why, hello there! I’m back - minus the bogan element. Naturally this means that I am now classy,
elegant and sophisticated. It’s quite
disarming. I’ve instantly been transformed with the ejection of a word. I’m now
as refined, poised and dignified as Kate in a yellow frock. Or a Diane Von
Furstenburg print frock. Or a white lacy frock. I don’t know what else she
wore. I lost interest at that point. If I ever had any. I think I just like saying the word frock. FROCK. Yes, indeed. I really do. Nobody says frock anymore and I think we need to bring it back. That is all.
Anyhow, where was I? Oh yes, the refinement of this blog. No more
pointless posts about nothing. From now
on this is an entirely different space.
You will be kept on the edge of your seat with my cutting edge satire,
biting wit and envious flair for comedy.
Additionally, there will be eloquent and informed
discourse on important topics. This will
include insightful and thought provoking posts on current issues and
intellectual debates on all manner of relevant and pressing questions.
Right then. Let’s get to it. First things first.
The most
pressing and important question on my mind in the past few weeks: the new blog
title. Of course it’s important! Why,
you ask? Because if I didn’t think of a new title then I wouldn’t be here to
write all the other intense and brilliant posts that will be forthcoming!
Therefore, I pondered over this dilemma for over a week,
taking it very seriously indeed and suffering from a severe bout of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) while
all the other cool bloggers blogged merrily away. Eventually I came to the
conclusion that if I wanted to take the bogan out of the blog, then I should do
exactly that. So I did. Thusly, Ness Of
Boganville became Nessville. Considering that I can be frequently found ‘off in
my own little World’ this seemed quite fitting.
Look- I can’t help it if my own little World is better than the
real one. It’s a happy little place where there is always cake and Carpenters
music. In my real World there are also three boys demanding that I switch off
the Carpenters music and share the cake. Which I do. Sometimes. Especially my
new favourite recipe.
Just kidding. My boys are frightfully noisy and demanding
but luckily they are also gorgeous and amazing and I love them to bits. Enough
to share cake with them. Seriously. I really do. Sometimes. If I haven’t eaten
it all before they get home from school. Or, if they accidentally find it where
I’ve hidden it. Ahem….
But back to all of those pressing issues. Although cake really is the most pressing issue in life. I can’t think of many things that are
more important. Just me?
So, as I was saying, here I am in my own little World which I’m sharing with
you because you’re all special and privileged. You’re welcome.
I also became the proud owner of a new domain name. It turned out that nessville.com wasn't available so I considered all the other possibilities that GoDaddy suggested to me:
Awesomenessville
Cakenessville
Chocolatenessville
Just to name a few. All of which would have worked. In the end I was able to obtain nessville.me - let's face it, this space is all about me. I'm fascinating, right? I like to pretend that I'm fascinating, anyway. I don't have a problem at all...
While I'm on this subject of my new domain, I simply must say a great big thank you to my imaginary (online) friend Randarooney (or Miranda, but I call her Randarooney or just Randa), without whom I would never have figured out how to apply the domain to my blogger account. She did the hard work for me and now I'll take all the glory. It's a fair deal, I reckon. I think she might even be real now, so I'll have to do something about actually meeting her face to face one of these days. Scary. For her. Be afraid, Randa. Be very afraid....
Turns out that it was Easter this past weekend. Who knew? Everyone,
apparently. I went to the grocery store
to buy some Easter eggs as well as other sundries and there wasn’t much left to
choose from. Not surprisingly, Easter is all about the chocolate for me. I don’t do anything special or attend church. I just hang around and eat my
body weight in chocolate. So it’s the same as every other weekend, really. It really is Chocolatenessville around here.
Micky Blue Eyes was quite keen to attend the Sydney Royal
Easter Show, but as tempting as those Dagwood dogs look, I wasn't. Neither was Mr 10, so the
two of us stayed home yesterday while Mick took Mr 12 and 5. They returned late last night laden with show bags. Mr 12 had helpfully decided to buy a 'loom band' show bag. I promptly decided that a more apt name for them would be 'loon' bands because I'm certain they will send me LOONY. Or even more loony. Shut up.
Meanwhile, Mr 5's bags involved Ninjas and Cowboys, which means oodles of plastic guns and swords which I usually avoid. Awesome.
Meanwhile, Mr 5's bags involved Ninjas and Cowboys, which means oodles of plastic guns and swords which I usually avoid. Awesome.
During the last week of
term I attended Mr 5’s Easter Hat Parade . He insisted on decorating his hat himself which was fair enough because he did a much better job than I would. In
my usual bumbling fashion I failed to get a good shot of him wearing it but he
was so cute. I can never inform him of this
fact or that he’s handsome or any give him any sort of compliment
A few weeks ago I made the mistake of telling him he was
beautiful.
“No, I’m not!” he insisted, scowling.
“You are to me,” I assured him.
“Muuum,” he said slowly, as if mustering all his patience to
explain something so obvious “flowers are beautiful! I’m not a flower!”
He is certainly no shrinking violet, that’s for sure. My little Ninja man.
At this point it may have become obvious that nothing has changed about me or my blog except the title. Oops. Nevertheless, I hope you'll keep visiting Nessville. See you around...
Linking up with Kirsty from My Home Truths for I Must Confess and with Alison from Talking Frankly for Laugh Link.
What's been happening in your World?
I know it's blurry but it wasn't me who took it, okay? It would be FAR WORSE if it had been... |
In other scintillating news, we were contemplating going out for dinner tonight to our favourite pub. A quick Google search to check if was open revealed that they have completely changed the menu and made it outrageously expensive to boot. How rude. We may have to consider our take away options.
At this point it may have become obvious that nothing has changed about me or my blog except the title. Oops. Nevertheless, I hope you'll keep visiting Nessville. See you around...
Linking up with Kirsty from My Home Truths for I Must Confess and with Alison from Talking Frankly for Laugh Link.
LOVE the new look, name and same awesome content Ness... I've been ignoring the world over Easter so sorry for my lateness to the Laugh Link party. Keep up the funnies lovely, enjoy the school holidays?! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Em. No need to apologise! I enjoyed the school holidays for the first week. Week two is wearing thin....
DeleteYay, you are back! Love the new name and your blog look and feel - quite classy. Glad you are the same witty, amusing and entertaining self! And the tagline is perfect x
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Ness - knew you couldn't stay away for long! ;-)
DeleteThanks Kirsty and Janet. Yes, you can't get rid of me!
DeleteWoo! I knew you couldn't stay away. I love the new header too and I look forward to reading more of your awesome musings on the world!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tegan, you're right I couldn't stay away. Not for long anyway!
DeleteWelcome back Ness! Blog header looks great and think the name is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks Zita!
DeleteFound you :) There is no escape....mwahahaha....
ReplyDeleteI like the word smock, a la Calvin and Hobbes. But frock is good too. For all of me, Kate could have been naked, I'd be lucky if I recognised her in the street. Well, I'd certainly recognise the air of unearned entitlement mind you. How is it Terry Pratchett's hero Vimes once went? "Royalty pollutes people's minds boy. Honest men start bowing and bobbing just because someone's grandfather was a bigger murdering bastard than theirs". Or something along those lines :) Up the revolution! Shut up, I can too be a revolutionary if I am a middle aged mother living in the burbs....;)