I have plenty to do while I wait for the Heydlauff crew. I just don't want to do anything. Laundry is always waiting, have done most of the cleaning, could work on my lecture but Humanities has lost a lot of its luster, need to organize my other 3 classes--piano, guitar (where do we go from here--what can the kids do and still do well and enjoy) and then MT&T starts Finale. I guess it would be best for me to go into school early on Monday to see if I left my "old" finale projects there. They don't seem to be neatly filed here at home. I did look. I found a lot of other things though--and lots to throw out.
It is rather "fun" going through house stuff. Gosh, we accumulate a lot of things! I think I'll "do" the pantry today. The top shelf fell down in July and I have yet to get a ladder, make the climb and put things back together. No time better than the present.
After doing the recycling yesterday on my way to Dad's--yes, he gave me more magazines. Denise also has been bringing home magazines from Ben's (I mean stacks, not just a few!) She often will package up the medical ones and send to Larraine (come on, old medical magazines??) To me they seem like great fire fodder. Perhaps I have the "wrong" attitude.
Emily and I pattered back and forth via text message. Her flight from MN was quick! She was "home" a lot sooner than I anticipated. I have a feeling everyone is sleeping in this morning. Dad, Denise (who is in Vegas for the week) and Emily are all late night people--like 2am going to bed people. I guess getting up at 4:45am for 6 years has kinda set my clock. Even Muffin makes sure I am not sleeping in. She was whining at 5am for me to get up. When I came out to see if she 1) needed fed? 2) needed to go out? --she didn't want either. Like Kayla, she just wanted to be sure I knew the time. Good ol' Kayla. I still miss her!
Off to play
Hope you enjoy your day!
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ps Bought gas on Ecorse and Beech Daly yesterday for $1.59 When the pump stopped I thought it was broke--it only cost $18.42 When I started pumping, I was practically empty, too! Far cry from those $58 payments at the pump!
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