Work out
Shower
Go to work and survive the experience
Therapy
Home
Stare at my air conditioner until I can move again
House chores
Watch sunset
Sleep

idk

I made a list ..sooo that's a start, right?

lets see...
Home Depot
build some stuff, repair some stuff, make things pretty for the home owner
School work (this one is always going to be on my agenda)
Work some more
eat if I remember to
nap...naps are always good

and sleep?

work in the garden (done)
shower
take daughter to doctors appointment
take daughter to job interview
work on unpacking my room some more

Work
When I get home, chill, cook dinner and continue to unpack and arrange kitchen. :)

- Wait, wait, wait for the internet to come back up
- Deposit checks
- Call a hotel and harrass them into hurrying up an invoice.
- Type minutes
- Reconcile a Visa statement
- home, lunch, walk dog
- nap
- wash linens
- dinner
- phone calls
- podcasts and bed

Kitchen reorganization
 

I pulled EVERYTHING out of my kitchen cupboards and am cleaning. Actually, I am refocusing what I want to do cooking wise. I'm trying to make my kitchen space more conducive to dietary changes I want to make. I found some really fun turquoise colored glass canning jars and bought what my budget allowed.

I've let go of many items that I have not used in awhile and the rest are sitting in my dinning room. Sigh. I have started collecting stoneware clay pots for cooking. I have a wonderful tangine and now am looking for some smaller clay pieces to cook on the stove-top with. I found some Korean clay pots can withstand temperatures up to 900 degrees. I thought that was impressive.

So far this is my goal:

* more space for making all things herbal
* only ingredients that support my health needs (chocolate stays)
* only cooking pots, machines, gadgets and utensils that I use
* grouping and organizing things for ease of use
* It has to be pretty

SO there we have it, and I notice I am writing involved posts rather that beginning the put it back together phase. Sigh, more coffee, coffee stays.

I agree, chocolate is a must......:eatinghersheybar:

Projects like this are so good for the spirit. Enjoy!

With 3 boys:

-McDonald's
-Bowling
-Swimming

- have a nervous breakdown due to temp worker who wrecked my files while I was out yesterday
- edit a document
- proofread a flowchart
- answer emails
- home for lunch, and nap!

I can't think past the nap . . .

Pay the bills
Love on my pets
Snack bigtime, my man
Watch some bette davis classics
Sleep in my own bed

Work and survive the experience- check- though it was rough.
Buy a new to me car- check
Home for chores- check
Sunset- foiled by super cloudy sky
Wind down time
Bed

I am doomed........

It is rain and thunderstorms all day, and while normally i would absolutely LOVE this kind of a day... it is going to make me wanna take naps.... all day.

So, I guess there goes:
syllabus, syllabus checks, ice breaker, letter of reference for a student, homework, and unpacking.

– do some work from home (in progress)
– get the car washed (done)
– give myself a mani/pedi (on the horizon)
– watch Animal Kingdom again (did that really happen?!?)
– think about a butch who asked for my number at the car wash

Bike ride- check
House chores- in progress
Vacuum out car after letting my nephews play bouncy house in there with their muddy shoes on.
Errands
Dinner and playing cards with my parents
Hopefully sunset watching
Bed

Hauled all my stuff back up to my studio (Check).
Fed and petted Miss Petunia, before I left my sil's house (Check).
Turned the A/C on (Check).

Sitting in my big ole comfy chair, legs stretched out, grazing on veggies and fruit, and being purrfectly chill. (Lazy, Check).

:hk20:


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My boss is in a meeting elsewhere on campus, so . . . my first task is to eat a lovely chocolate-chocolate chip muffin, at my leisure.

Then, get down to work:
- deposit checks
- type minutes from last week
- arrange some travel to Lexington, VA; Bethlehem, PA; Conway, AR; and Danville, KY.
- edit a document
- then, to grocery store (before I eat lunch - dangerous, I know)
- and, home for a late lunch and a nap
- play with the doggy
- make dinner
- laundry
- take doggy out
- sleep!