Its a rainy day in AZ and we don't get many of them around here. We had storms last night and are looking for more before the evening ends. It looks like MT's area got a good dousing too.
Am in the middle of coloring my hair. Most of my footprints have been picked up and I'm planning to do a bit of my house blessings. However I'm not really in a rush to do that as I want to enjoy this rainy day feeling for a bit longer
Harriet, I like your link. In days gone by when I was in full swing teaching, I would do the same thing with my clothes. I put each day's clothes on a hanger and then filled my ziplock bags with whatever else I needed. I used clothes pins to attach the bags to my hangers. I usually had enough outfits to last two weeks. Sometimes I would see how many outfits I could arrange at once. Then I would hang everything in my closet and "pick" what I wanted to wear for the week. The type of weather usually played into my choices.
Boy when I was working out of my box I was always on a roll. I even took my "box" into my classroom. My desk was my "sinK'. I had every class color coded and a weekly plan to follow. It really helped me to stay focused and cut my off teaching time in the classroom in half. I had to shut my door to stay on task..teachers are notorious for walking into other teachers classroom just to chit chat. I had to explain to my department that I wasn't shutting my door to be rude, but that it helped me not to get distracted from what I needed to do.
Off to finish my hair...will cya'll later
I wrote the adult children of my 98-year-old BFF a thank you card for inviting us. Also, I wrote Debbie Macomber another thank you card, for my fondness of her Blossom Street, Rose Harbor series books, her Christmas books and wonderful non-fiction books. Her address is in each book, she encourages her fans to write their thoughts to her. I wrote other letters, too. 
freezing cold. 
I took off my sleeveless nightgown, fumbled around in bathroom sensor light, to get my long-sleeved ankle-length nightgown out of my Muumuu on the chair in our bedroom. I got it on, climbed into bed and went out like a light bulb! 
So, I guess he'll need to eat the entire thing by himself! 
When I read on the laptop, I sometimes sit, I sometimes stand behind the chair, to do stretches. Also, I take mini breaks to write a note to someone, to tidy in the office or elsewhere in the house. This way, I don't hyper-focus on reading and not get anything else done. 
It makes the day/evening pass by so quickly. 
I was surprised to learn how almonds and almond butter is so good. Also, I had to cut out margarine and butter, so now use a shaker of Molly McButter, on mashed potatoes and squash. I'm supposed to limit fried foods, so broiling and baking is better. They say to stay away from acidic fruits and foods, like tomatoes, catchup, and pineapple. I had to cut out spicy foods. Whenever I eat spicy foods, acidic foods or greasy foods, my Gastritis is worst. We keep little microwave dinners on hand. They say to cut out beef and pork, processed meats, too. I've been eating a lot of chicken, rotisserie chicken goes a LONG way, and fish. We love catfish and crab cakes are good, as well as shrimp, and that fake crab called Pollock, which is an Alaskan waterways bottom fish. There are good things, too, to eat on the Gastritis Diet. I find that string cheese is helpful, little pudding cups, and the Dr. said it's very important to take probiotics. Also, my yogurt is strained, plain Greek yogurt from Costco. I don't know if I'm spelling it correctly, but it's something like Fejeh, pronounced something like FAY-YEH. 
I ate sushi for the first time with anchovy and cucumber in it, with cheese. This is the first time I'd ever had anchovy and cucumber NEVER agreed with me. 
I about croaked after I ate it, with GERD and Gastritis burping, but had brought chewable Gas-Ex pills with me, popped 2 into my mouth, but had difficulty for 2 days. 
Also, propping up your upper body to sleep in a recliner or in bed with 2 pillows under your back, sure helps. I'm thankful your Dmom's case isn't as serious as mine was 2.5 months ago. 