Re: Frame the Day Friday PWYC
Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2025 12:23 pm
Good afternoon! Cathy's mention of getting stew started reminded me I needed to start a crockpot of broccoli cheese soup. So while I was working with Twins, I got that done as well as putting away last night's clean dishes and washing the breakfast dishes along with the couple of dishes I had left over from last night. Now I have pots and pans in to soak.
The biggest things in my day are getting birthday cards for DH, picking him up at school, and possibly going to the hockey game with him. I'd like to have all the dishes done -- he tends to be the one to do the dishes, and I don't want him to think I've left work for him while he was gone. Time permitting, I'd like to do a load of shirts and a load of rugs, but it won't be a horrible thing if they don't get done -- and the "time permitting" is less than it ought tp be, as I slept in. I had nowhere to go, and it was gloomy outside -- good sleeping weather, my mother used to call it. The gloom has turned to rain here; I hope it's still holding off for DH a couple of counties east. His retreat is mostly outdoors.
Do I remember correctly that the construction is for a room to replace a leaky three-season room, blessed?
I see Harriet is far ahead of me, though she does have that lovely new dishwasher!
Here's hoping the extra rest helps improve your mood, Nancy!
You have my permission to take a break, Twins, even if you don't have your own.
As for me, my "next up" is lunch!
The biggest things in my day are getting birthday cards for DH, picking him up at school, and possibly going to the hockey game with him. I'd like to have all the dishes done -- he tends to be the one to do the dishes, and I don't want him to think I've left work for him while he was gone. Time permitting, I'd like to do a load of shirts and a load of rugs, but it won't be a horrible thing if they don't get done -- and the "time permitting" is less than it ought tp be, as I slept in. I had nowhere to go, and it was gloomy outside -- good sleeping weather, my mother used to call it. The gloom has turned to rain here; I hope it's still holding off for DH a couple of counties east. His retreat is mostly outdoors.
Do I remember correctly that the construction is for a room to replace a leaky three-season room, blessed?
I see Harriet is far ahead of me, though she does have that lovely new dishwasher!
Here's hoping the extra rest helps improve your mood, Nancy!
You have my permission to take a break, Twins, even if you don't have your own.
As for me, my "next up" is lunch!