CI: and yes, it is pretty toasty here too! 91, "feels like 100" according to weather app. We are under an excessive heat warning. It also says the high today will be 97/98. High tomorrow & Saturday -- 100 -- and I'm sure the "feels like" temp will be higher until we get rain. Rain is a slim possibility, but not really likely till Monday. How am I dealing with it? Staying INSIDE.
Hmmm-- just got a severe thunderstorm watch notice on my phone -- in effect till 7:00 pm. Who knows...
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blessed))) This is just unreal, that you are having to deal with a broken ankle in the midst of all the other stuff going on!!! I do admire you so much, for being out there working in spite of this and for your amazing attitude!
(((HUGS))) for you, too,
Cathy, for having to deal with the rude person at knitting. And you too have enough to deal with at home, without someone else piling on! Hope you and dh get a nice hot shower and a good night's sleep tonight!
So glad the roofing is progressing so well,
Nancy! And WTG on all you got done before the heat set in!
Kathryn, I can beat you on wasting the morning ANY day... shaking my head... it took me almost two hours to get out of the house.
Helped dh with his breakfast (don't get excited, ladies -- this just means I got the milk & OJ out of the refrigerator and put it back for him, plus his jello and arthritis supplement drink, and a pain pill.) I also helped him lay out his meds for tomorrow, and ate my breakfast with him.
Then I colored my hair and s2s (but no makeup), went to the post office, and paid the gas bill.
Now that I'm home, I need to
[x] wash some dishes that are STILL in the sink since dgs' party the other night
[x] fold a small load of laundry that is still in the dryer
[x] put on makeup
[x] PUPA in dgrands' room (which is a wreck, since the party)
4x4? Sigh... I have no motivation or energy at all. But I WILL force myself to make a good showing, so I can report back to y'all!
* PLUS *
[x] sorted out ds' jeans and pants for charity drive at church -- got the "okay" from him Tuesday, and saved two of each type for dgs to try on. Still have probably a dozen to take to church. DS is never going to wear any of these again... and from measuring dgs' church pants, I think he may not fit in the 34s either. There was one 36 that dgs might wear. Khakis don't get a lot of wear, and jeans don't matter if they are faded.
~~~ Edited after movie, so didn't get 4x4, but did check off all the to-dos. Also, if you're an Indiana Jones fan, the movie will not disappoint!
Harriet, that is such a nice report from the baseball tournament! Congratulations to your dgs and his team; placing in the top 4 is no small feat! And it is so nice that everyone behaved themselves in such a good way. That is not always the case, and it is worth a lot for young people to see that in the adults in charge!
Twins, I feel (((HUGS))) are in order for all the socializing your dh wants in you lives. My ddad was kinda like that... he was the oldest of three, and one of a bunch of cousins, and they were all very close, plus all very social. Dmom says they always had people at their house -- a friend, a cousin, aunt, someone. Being an only child of slightly older parents, dmom never experienced this at all growing up, and when she first met ddad, she loved all the fun and commotion at my grandparents' house... BUT... as dmom and ddad got older, busier, had me and my brother, and then FINALLY were empty-nesters... she sorta wished he would quit inviting someone along every time they went anywhere. The time he invited his best friend and the friend's wife to Christmas breakfast was just about the last straw! I think dmom could have cheerfully killed him that day. (JUST KIDDING, but y'all know what I mean.)
Anyway -- I don't blame you for wanting a quiet supper at home with just the two of you.
We are planning to go out, however, (Braves are not playing) and dh suggested seeing the new Indiana Jones movie. He said, "Let's see how I feel after I get a shower."
Tomorrow night will be social for us -- a cousin who lives two states away is traveling through and * THANK THE GOOD LORD * staying with dbil tomorrow night... but we are all planning to go out for supper together -- dbil, his girlfriend, cousin & his wife, dh & me, ds & dgrands. DDIL will be working.
OH --
Harriet --
"When a
zither starts to play... You'll remember yesterday... In its haunting strain, Vienna lives again..." Theme from
The Third Man, a 1950s movie starring Orson Welles. Dmom had the piano music I think, when she was taking lessons and it is always her go-to in this song lyric game, LOL.
"Once I had a girl on Rockytop, half-bear the other half cat... wild as a
mink but sweet as soda pop..." As you can imagine, this song is a favorite in our family. DH and dgs sing it EVERY SINGLE SATURDAY NIGHT because it is dgs' go-to song when he gets to sing with his daddy at nursing homes or such gatherings. DGS was beyond delighted when none of us got it!
The game is not THAT hard, because ANY song will work with the "target" word -- the hard part is coming up with a word that is not common to a dozen songs.