Thanks,
BookSaver, for the encouraging words.
This is what I have done today:
* slept in the recliner till almost noon, with a few breaks to eat & check internet
-- very tired & sleepy,
-- b/c I slept in the recliner all night
-- b/c our ac unit is out and it was much cooler in the den than in our bedroom (dh slept on the couch)
* s2s, did daily Bible reading
* watched dh call two local repairmen & grumble b/c he got no answer & they didn't return his calls
* watched dh give up after almost three hours and call unknown repairman in neighboring town
* helped unknown repairman find house via phone
* ignored two calls from one of the local repairmen b/c dh is outside w/unknown repairman & I don't know what to say to other guy
Don't know it any of that qualifies as a ta-da, but I am NOT going to think about any to-do's until this house is cooler.
It was about 82 degrees when we went to sleep... 78 when I last checked. We have two units, so we turned up the one in the other end of the house, opened all the doors, and turned on ceiling fans. That helped a lot in cooling down the den, which is in the middle of the house, in a very open floor plan, but not so much w/our bedroom at the far end of the house. We actually could have slept in the guest room and been quite comfortable, except for switching from our king size bed to the double bed... and giving up the tv... and deciding whether to sleep on sheets last used by ds/ddil or change them... so we took the lazy way out and stayed in the den.
I also gave up walking AGAIN today, b/c I didn't want to get all hot and sweaty when it is so hard to get cooled off again.
It is terrible about the shooting in Colorado. Our world is really becoming a crazy, scary place in a lot of ways.
WTG w/the quilt-making,
Harmony! I sooo admire all of you quilters. I would love to be able to do that, but I fear I lack any talent or disposition in that area at all... and I KNOW I lack the patience. I do treasure the quilts I have from my grandmothers, though, and I wish I could leave behind something like that for dgs.
And oh my... (((hugs))) for the unexpected pantry cleaning duty.
Sooo glad ddil is feeling better,
Dee... and IKWYM about having to force yourself to get out and be sociable. DH would say I am just like your dh -- and it is true, once I am out and about, I cannot quit talking and just like MY ddad, an errand that should take 5 minutes will end up taking an hour... BUT... on the other hand, a lot of the time, I'd just rather not get out of the house at all. (Another one of my fears for my retirement lifestyle...)
Public relations expert... that's my dad. * sigh *
(((
Twins))) Be gentle with yourself. Even though it's a good thing, moving to a new home has to be very stressful.
Waving to
ALL of you!!! Have a good day.