It's going to be one of those days. I got up at the third snooze. Remembered to bring my lunch - which I
didn't need to do because I didn't eat lunch on Friday. It started raining five minutes before I made it to work. Rain is a gentle word for the relentless driving downpour I got to walk through. It also turns out, I left my PDA at home on the charger. On the plus side, I do have a burnt CD of MP3's so I'm not tuneless.
Grilltech had to put up with me being a rampaging psychotic witch Friday afternoon. He really enjoyed it. I try hard not to let the crazy show often. But when it does - it's exciting. NOT! Today, I'm feeling pretty run down. And it's bright in here. I know, I'd bitch if I was hung with a new rope. Hell ya, new ropes chaff.
On Sunday the Eldest and family came over. Baby Bird was cute as usual. Grilltech fed her M & M's which she had no problem chowing down. Dinner however was a different story. The Eldest was a bit frustrated about the whole situation. I was laughing on the inside; because it wouldn't be nice to laugh at her out loud. Yea, the Eldest has a daughter just like her.
Not a whole lot in the way of knitting was accomplished over the weekend. Spent more time, playing Guild Wars - and cleaning - then knitting. I need to get back into the practice of using my powerball. My wrists have been bothering me a bit. I know, I'm such a whiner.
Twenty more minutes, then I'm off to gym. Tomorrow: WIP pictures.
4 comments:
Sounds like a Monday that needed to pass and now it is a whole new Tuesday! Hope today is a good one!
Sorry bout the Monday-- but I'm going to remember that one "I'd bitch if I was hung on new rope!" Yup. Me too.
I had a boss who used to say, "Some people would complain if they were hung with a silk rope."
Lessee - Grill tech fed Baby Bird M&Ms, and then she wouldn't eat dinner. Hmmm. Could there be a connection here? ;-)
haha, I like the part about the Eldest having a daughter just like her. Every time we annoy our mother, she said she is looking forward to the day that we have children just like us so we'll understand.
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