Postby Kathryn-in-Canada » Tue Mar 05, 2019 6:40 pm
I'm staggering in from being out with dd and the children. I'm exhausted. I've been home for over an hour but aside from putting groceries away, I haven't left the recliner.
It is cold and now we are in the snow storm that Cathy had earlier today. Whiteouts are happening.
Between the misery of the weather and my exhaustion after being out for hours with dgs, I'm going to skip going to a pancake supper tonight. It is too cold to walk (otherwise the fresh air might be good for me) and I don't want to take the car out in the bad driving.
I nearly hit a car coming the 1/2 mile home from the grocery store. I was entering the short left turn lane, going faster than the cars going straight because they were stuck behind a bus. There was 1) no-one in front of me, 2) a green light and 3) no oncoming traffic so it was clear for me to turn left and perfectly legal for me to pass the bus that was stopped because I was in a lane going somewhere other than where the bus was going. A car behind the bus, started to pull into my lane without looking or signalling because he wanted to pass the bus using my left turn lane. Thankfully we both stopped in time, then I continued around him (going into the ongoing lane but that wasn't a problem because nothing was coming.)
I don't need to go back out with idiots like that on the road. So I'll stay home.
I had fun with dgsM2 at IKEA and we had a nice lunch there. Dd got breaks while nursing dgdJ0 since dgs and I could take off and do things. She could also go to the bathroom by herself since I could watch both kids. It is the little things you miss when the mother of young children!
I only bought some more food keepers but dd bought me a potty chair and pillow for dgs. He's excited he'll have his own pillow at my place.
After IKEA I went to the bulk food store and then our local grocery store and bought some of the heavy things we needed since I had the car and had brought the cart down to our parking spot in preparation.
I'll have an easy dinner, probably french toast instead of pancakes. Or maybe just eggs, sausage and a bagel.
Before I left, I worked on more sorting of paperwork, this time the investment statements. I still have to pull more out from our storage closet and there's a box of them by my desk and more tucked in the chest I use as a coffee table. This is why Marie Kondo tells you to pile everything in a category up at once. We tend to put things all over the place and if I'm to deal with a category, I should deal with it all at once.