::reminds self never to buy an over-toilet shelf::
Natter 58: Let's call Venezuela!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
So what are people doing this weekend?
I have another date! We're going on the Brooklyn Heights brownstone tour this Saturday.
On Sunday, my Mom is coming down to visit. It seems strange that my Mom would just show up on some random weekend, though.
So what are people doing this weekend?
I'm letting DH pamper me for Mother's Day. I have hinted strongly that a Wii would be an appropriate gift, but all I'm really hoping for is brunch.
Work is driving me up a fucking wall right now. Can someone call my cell with a "family emergency" so I can go home?
Go Scola!
As usual, mr. flea is working both days this weekend. Sunday I am trying to set up a play date for everyone (matching family); Saturday we have gotten into a nice routine of walking to the Farmer's Market. I am fully expecting that mr. flea will not do anything for mother's day. I think Casper is making something at school.
weekend
Sat - going to the burbs to visit friends tomorrow - brunch, kid's playing in the yard, talking to adults
Sun - church, no idea what's the what for Mother's Day, laundry, possibly the playground with mac - or if bad weather making a cardboard box Mach 5 or 6.
I have another date!
Yay Tom.
The headmaster at our secondary school would always end every cautionary tale by telling us that he knew a child who had done the forbidden thing and lost an eye. I always figured that the town with his previous school was full of people wearing eyepatches.
Heh. Every day would be Pirate Day! Arrrr. Good to see you in Natter!
Scola, is this another date with the same lady as before?
Yeah for dating Tom!
Actually, I'm freaking out a bit here--last week, I made a vet appointment for Amarna today to have the lump on her back looked at. Well, the lump's gone now, but the past 36 hours or so, she's been extremely lethargic. I had picked up a new bag of her Iams on Wednesday for her Wednesday night feeding, which she didn't get until after I returned from working at the bookstore at 11:00 pm. So, the fact she still had some of it left over at 7:00 last night wasn't that surprising, but her not meeting me at the door last night, begging to get more food was. She stayed curled up on one of the chairs in the living room sleeping instead of eating or walking all over me, which is also strange.
She did eventually head over and nibble a bit, as well as curl up on top of me for some petting, which was more normal, but then she stayed in the living room when I went to bed (which she never does), then curled up under the bed instead of joining me for some petting on top of the bed. When I got up this morning, her food dish was barely touched, as was her water. Now I know something's wrong, and I'm worried.
Children have to be sources of joy because otherwise they would be left in baskets to be raised by wolves.
That's how Rome got made.
Go Team Scola!
I have to admit I love having kids although sometimes I'm sort of jealous of the grandparents who get to have the kids and then give them back.
I don't know about my weekend, Sunday is pretty much tied up with Mother's day stuff. I'll probably bake a cake for Mother's day, more for the kids than anyone else. Saturday probably will just be cleaning up around the house and routine errands. I'd like to take the kids to a park or something, but that will have to wait until Em gets her cast off otherwise I'll be spending the whole time telling her not to do things.