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And I am facing the work week with something like cheer. I ultimately did the bills that had to be done this morning, this morning, and will do the rest this afternoon when I get home (after the grocery shopping, since I discovered I couldn't make my lunch today unless I wanted to bring in a can of soup, a frozen microwaveable entree (tempting, but it might confuse someone), or have crackers and fruit bars for lunch.
Right. I'll see the nice people at the deli later today....
But it was a very good, very relaxing weekend. I've already babbled about most of it, but...for a weekend in crunch time? Relaxing. Had a very good time visiting my parents (wrestling their air conditioner into the window, a lot easier than wrestling ours in or out ever was - of course, they don't have a sink in front of the window in question!). I set my allergies off something awful in the end, by cuddling a bunch of the outdoor cats, but it was worth it - I like cats. (Of course, I also left my parents a huge vacuuming chore. The cats would be shedding. Like crazy.)
On the drive back, we stopped at the rest area on the Wilsonville Road. For about three seconds, which is all I needed to conclude it would be better to see what it's like in another season. (What's it like now? Overgrown. With waist-high grass. Even the paths are only about six inches wide, between the grass.)
Then I hung out, chatted with friends, and ultimately got a fun little scene in as well. I like roleplaying, and I like hanging out with friends, so...very good evening.
And here I am, at work, on a Monday morning, and I feel human. I'm not really ahead, but I'm not behind either.
Right. I'll see the nice people at the deli later today....
But it was a very good, very relaxing weekend. I've already babbled about most of it, but...for a weekend in crunch time? Relaxing. Had a very good time visiting my parents (wrestling their air conditioner into the window, a lot easier than wrestling ours in or out ever was - of course, they don't have a sink in front of the window in question!). I set my allergies off something awful in the end, by cuddling a bunch of the outdoor cats, but it was worth it - I like cats. (Of course, I also left my parents a huge vacuuming chore. The cats would be shedding. Like crazy.)
On the drive back, we stopped at the rest area on the Wilsonville Road. For about three seconds, which is all I needed to conclude it would be better to see what it's like in another season. (What's it like now? Overgrown. With waist-high grass. Even the paths are only about six inches wide, between the grass.)
Then I hung out, chatted with friends, and ultimately got a fun little scene in as well. I like roleplaying, and I like hanging out with friends, so...very good evening.
And here I am, at work, on a Monday morning, and I feel human. I'm not really ahead, but I'm not behind either.
