Sunday morning I
woke up to rain as well as peace and quiet.
So I settled in with a hot cup of coffee and spent my morning relishing
the silence and getting caught up on some writing. I really love my quiet Sunday mornings.
Around 9:30 that
morning it really poured for nearly an hour and everything was drenched. We had omelets for breakfast and then settled
in to watch movies and DVDs from our own collection.
Monday was one of
those days I don't really care for with back to back events scheduled. My youngest had her school physical at 5:45 for next year and my oldest had an awards ceremony where she was recognized for
being on the honor roll. Fortunately
both events were at the high school. We
arrived at 5:30 and didn't make it home until 9:00 making for a long evening
mostly spent standing in lines. Next
time the young one needs her school physical it will be at the doctor's
office. Three hours is much too long to
spend, in my opinion.
Tuesday evening the
oldest and I attended a college fair for Northwestern, SWU, NYU, Tulane and
George Washington universities. It was
good to see her get excited and I realized my summer is going to be spent
filling out a lot of forms to get
ready for the application process. The
time has come.
My oldest played
with the band at their high school's graduation Wednesday night. Hard to believe, but one year from now she
will be the one graduating. Where does
the time go?
After the first half
of the week things slowed down quite a bit and life was much calmer as we edged
toward a much anticipated three day weekend.
Of course I had a long list of things I hoped to get done, but no
pressure to complete it all. I wanted it
to be restful, as well as productive.
Last week I spent
quite a bit of time working on a project I had originally planned to start
during the winter, but didn't. Finally, on Sunday, I got it
started. The Photo Project! That big box of photos that has been staring
at me since last fall (and the main reason I set up the project table in my
living room) is starting to see some action.
It is going to be a big job, but I can do this! One chunk at a time.
Despite the rain
showers off and on we made some more progress on our garden and in our yard. Again, no complaints about the weather as our
lawn is looking great and so are our new flowerbeds. Win!
How was your thrifty
week?
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