I understand Lady M! Here, public schools were already closed today for the holiday but university, community college, county courts etc and lots of business has cancelled based on expected ice, although our forecast has changed from 3 - 6 inches of snow to now, icing in the morning (not yet started) turning to rain and back to ice tonight perhaps. Nothing happening right now, however.
Dh's office is closed today but he has a couple of appointments so he has headed to work. He will be bowling tonight, weather permitting, so should be a quiet day here at home. I'm supposed to get body work (massage) at 1:30 weather permitting.
Yesterday the movie The Imitation Game was quite good and enjoyable and then dh and I walked through the "salvage" place that has furniture and accessories and home stuff. DD needed help her her FAFSA when we got home and I was on the phone with her for awhile and also had to walk through her tax return. We had hoped she would come home this weekend so we could do FAFSA and tax return with her but she didn't. Was stressful. She was writing her "personal statement" to accompany the application for the dig project also and I told her that we could critique it after she wrote it, but she was the one who needed to be doing the writing. I finally got the quiet evening except that dh was watching the SNL special and it was so noisy, and Macs has been very whinny/needy/in and out in the evenings. Finally I retreated to read in bed and Macs settled down then.
Today the biggest "Must do" is to pay dmom's credit card bill. I haven't even downloaded her credit card and bank account in a couple of weeks, probably because Desk day Tuesday has been jury duty. I am planning to make chili tonight - must take meat out of freezer - but we still haven't finished off the mushroom barley soup. I guess it will be lunch today and tomorrow and we'll have both around for a couple of days.
Right now:
-breakfast
-meds/vitamins
-empty dishwasher/kitchen clean up
-start a lol
-walk dogs
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Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better [wo]man. Ben Franklin