This morning was terrific:
I CONSCIOUSLY didn’t get up and was just lying there as a sign of rebellion
against Time. Then I hurried up to get
moving, because I didn’t want too much Time to pass and have half the day disappear.
Day 3: The Office (bed).
The dogs know what the drill is, got on the bed and laid down, in
surrender mode. I, meanwhile, got busy
and finished up more homework, so we have as much free time as possible. The kids are at a friend’s house and I’ll get
them later. I looked into renewing my
Austrian/EU passport, which will require a road trip to LA. I also chatted a bit with my Sweet Irish Grace about
moving. She spoke of doing the same in a
few years. She opened my eyes to more
than just CH or Austria. Hopefully we’ll
meet up, some day.
Around 4, I got the pick-up call and headed down. My two
were not thrilled, but which kids are
excited to go home after two days of non-stop fun?
I told Ethan he would be
joining Maggie and myself to SF and the BroCo show. Maybe we can go to somewhere and buy crab! Once
we got home, we took the dogs to the park.
Ethan stayed in the car to sleep and I spoke with Tyler – the sweetest
young boy who lives across the street.
He was the one who played our multi game: footsoccbasegolf ---??? I couldn’t remember the fifth sport – was it lacrosse? Rugby?
Mags said it isn’t rugby, that’s where people play really rough and try
to hurt each other. It couldn’t have
been lacrosse…Who knows. Tyler and I
had a deep discussion on newer dogs. He consoled
me about the potty problem and told me about pads, but sadly that just adds to the
mess of the floor. He was called in and
it was time for us to go.
excited to go home after two days of non-stop fun?
We dropped Ethan off, then headed to buy French bread and
Thanksgiving day supplies. We didn’t need much since it'll just be me and Ethan – a chicken
and I’ll get chestnuts elsewhere. When
we got home, I say the pallets had been delivered! Ethan and I will begin doghouse construction
tomorrow. L said I could borrow his Skill
saw as long as he doesn’t have to be there to watch. I resent that. I’m an excellent Skill saw-er. He also wouldn’t ever let me use a chainsaw
which annoys me, because E and I could be heading up in the mountains to cut
our own wood. Our dinner was a cheese
dinner again, though I suddenly remembering balsamic and olive oil and wishing
we’d had some of that. We watched the 2nd
of the Mockingjay movies…whatever those are called.
Ethan and I then watched some Youtube videos on the Mac about cats and
dogs with newborns and other fun videos while Maggie watched a romantic comedy
on Netflix (gross). I played him the
Schumann CD that he used to listen to when he was in utero. He recalls hearing it, but that is because I’ve
played it since. <grin> Tomorrow he and I go see the doctor regarding
possible medication for him. He seems
better as of late, but he also has a week off from school, so I’d be thrilled,
too (well, actually, I am thrilled to
have no work for a week). Yay…my tribe
is back
Pictures: I wish I'd had a better camera than my iPhone, but these are shots taken of the sky a few minutes apart. The crescent moon was beautiful and so peaceful. I love the moon.
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