Dear Friends and Family,
After December, I need January. Starting with Thanksgiving, we begin the year-end frenzy of holiday commitments - cards, gifts, travel, etc. That always leave me EXHAUSTED and wondering what life is about. Then, January comes, and takes away all of those commitments.
We're free to enjoy our weekends with nothing or close to nothing to fill them up.
Saturday, we went to lunch with a group of friends we see a once or twice each year. I worked with them on a project about five years ago, but we've still remained close.
The rest of Saturday was free to play, pick up diapers, eat dinner. I can't recall because it was a free form day.
Sunday, we went to the bagel store, but no cookies since P is still grounded. We took down our tree and dropped it off at the local tree recycle center. We briefly contemplated sledding, but instead came home for a nap. P napped without going for a walk. We ate dinner. We went out and got groceries and a "kid shovel" for P.
She's really excited about the kid shovel.
And, now, it's Monday. Thankfully, it's a federal holiday, so I've got my fingers crossed about traffic.
Cheers!
mouse
After December, I need January. Starting with Thanksgiving, we begin the year-end frenzy of holiday commitments - cards, gifts, travel, etc. That always leave me EXHAUSTED and wondering what life is about. Then, January comes, and takes away all of those commitments.
We're free to enjoy our weekends with nothing or close to nothing to fill them up.
Saturday, we went to lunch with a group of friends we see a once or twice each year. I worked with them on a project about five years ago, but we've still remained close.
The rest of Saturday was free to play, pick up diapers, eat dinner. I can't recall because it was a free form day.
Sunday, we went to the bagel store, but no cookies since P is still grounded. We took down our tree and dropped it off at the local tree recycle center. We briefly contemplated sledding, but instead came home for a nap. P napped without going for a walk. We ate dinner. We went out and got groceries and a "kid shovel" for P.
She's really excited about the kid shovel.
And, now, it's Monday. Thankfully, it's a federal holiday, so I've got my fingers crossed about traffic.
Cheers!
mouse
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