Harmony, I'm sorry about your sleep, but glad you got some, then got things done. Also, I'm happy you found some thrift shop finds and 2 fit.

It's amazing all the work you and your DH did, after Hurricane Charlie, too. Wow. It's neat you have Lauren Bacall's movies, too.
I was thinking about focusing on a word for this year, like I did last year, but forgot on New Year's Eve, to come up with one. I was thinking about Debbie Macomber's non-fiction book "
One Perfect Word." She focuses on 1 word each year, I read her book, but had forgotten or got side-tracked and didn't pick a word this year.
Then, something came to me.... I thought about "healthy" for my word, then, I thought about "breathe" for my word, but I remembered on TV news today, how they said aromatherapy affects us. They said that a couple of drops of essential lavender oil into a dish of water, is good to have when you put a washcloth in the water, wring it out and put it on your forehead or over your closed eyes, gently. The aromatherapy calms you. This is when the word "calm" hit me tonight. I thought if I could find this oil, do this instead of a 1/4-pill, which is sedating me, TOO, then naturally "calming" would be so much better.
Also, if I cannot find the essential lavender oil, I do have the next best thing. Ddil, ♥, gave me a masque to Velcro on the back of my head, it has lavender in it, which is aromatherapy, too.

I can use this, which is very nice to use, relaxing, and calming. In fact, I think I'll get it out, to lay next to my index card folder journal and to do list.

It'll be a visual reminder tomorrow, to use it. DH will be gone several hours, I sometimes get a bit nervous, but have a great mystery-suspense movie to watch (NO WONDER I get nervous?)

and I'll crochet, which is relaxing, during it, too. Then, when my movie's over, I'm planning to watch HG-TV, to see a remodel show, so I can listen to it and use my masque then, because I don't need to see every single solitary item they remodel, as I don't remodel. I just like to see the beginning mess they're in and then the end, to help celebrate all they did.
