Checking in -- just waiting to see how my day is going to go -- I think we may have both dgrands for two nights. Of course, I was just thinking, we always do that on ballgame weekends, so what is the difference? I guess it's the planned activity of the game itself that keeps them occupied more, and of course, they usually settle in pretty well for car rides, so that eats up 6-7 hours of the weekend. Anyway -- the other grandpa is changing jobs and currently working both places, so he has said he's not up for children. (DH here said, "I didn't know that was an option." LOL -- it's not when you're retired, apparently.

But I'm just kidding; we'd rather have them than have them with babysitters when we are just sitting around the house anyway.) The point is, maybe I need more "structured" activity around here for them?
I am s2s, talked to dmom, finishing up laundry. Otherwise, I don't know what I'm going to do with myself today besides Nana-duty.
Question -- that fancy-smancy planner I bought has task like, for example: Wednesday -- Clean light fixtures and fans... Thursday -- Clean light switches... etc.
I'm thinking, is it better to go through the whole house doing that one thing, or better to do that in one room while you're in that zone and use the rest of your time in that same room on something else? Just curious to how y'all would do that.
Also -- purely random question --
LadyM mentioned the "bull pasture" the other day, and then I saw something about a "bull pasture" in our local insurance company magazine today. I thought if you kept more than one bull in a pasture, they would fight. Is that not so? Or maybe that's only if females are also present? I know I do have a friend who has maybe three bulls in the same pasture, but I thought she would have to separate them when they reached maturity. Just wondering. I know I've heard my grandfather and his friends helping each other out when a bull got OUT of a pasture to fight a bull across the road.
Yes -- definitely hoping all goes well for Ken today! (Envious that
Kathryn gets to do drop off and pick up and doesn't have to be present in the facility for this whole thing...) (((
Kathryn))) -- try not to worry!
So glad
Mr. Dee had such a great night! We may have another member of royalty (besides HRH) here in our village!
It's raining here, too,
Twins, and suddenly, it is MUCH chillier than it was the last couple of days! I hope your evening goes better than your anticipation of it. I sympathize with you, though. Sometimes I wish dh here were more "social," but then I think, "Nah... I don't want to do anything either."
Hmmm... perhaps
Mr. Twins will COUNT before inviting guests next time?
Hope Puppy Duty goes well for all of you,
Harriet.
Nancy, stay warm and safe! I've seen some of the traffic difficulties on the news. I drove in some icy/snowy conditions once in the Ozarks. NOT an experience I want to repeat!
(((
Blessed))) -- it does seem that that would be good information to have, doesn't it (re: the trach.) Sigh.
Good to "see"
Cathy's dh out working, sounds like an ordinary, normal day, which is always good. * Hope he finds the mystery leak!
The Roomba/Bissel thing sounds so nice. I wonder how it would work here -- we have a lot of carpet, but then we have a large open den/kitchen/dining area that has hardwood and vinyl with several area rugs, and some of the rugs have fringed edges. I've always feared that the Roomba would get tangled up on all that.
I do need to finish vacuuming the carpet around here. And hard floors in kitchen and laundry room will need to be re-done; all this towel laundry creates a lot of dust/lint.
Need to clean bathrooms too. I mopped Wednesday, but didn't s/s toilets or anything else.