I am thankful that today is payday and that we can replace that tire that we keep putting air into every other day. I know it’s a really basic thing to be thankful for. I am also thankful for Kleenex since this cold thing has decided to migrate out through my nose in buckets. I
My friend Misti has been trying to get us out to help her cheer on the marathon runners in our Memorial Marathon for some time now. She and her friend Martha do it every year. And since this is our year for doing, we were there standing on that corner at 7 AM Sunday morning.
Last week was a good week. I may not have gotten everything down on the list, but it was a good one. The totally awesome tempeh tacos I made last week. Eating dinner at the Festival of the Arts Mashed cauliflower The class I taught Thursday morning Having a good lab week Plants growing up
Turns out that this is the week I wax poetically about the plants sprouting up in the garden. I went out Saturday morning to plant a few seeds and realized that my Christmas beans where popping up from the dirt. On closer inspection it seem that the spinach, lettuce and leeks are also coming in.
It has been one year and three months since my last sinus infection. I was reminded of this when we came home on Monday to a sick Ms. Swan. She was sniffly, congested and hacking and asked me for some “mend-ee-sin”. I thought to myself “huh…I haven’t done this in over a year!”. OK, I
Chris took a picture of a list he was writing the other day. It was a list of all the travel plans we have for this year. When I first glanced at it, I winced and immediately began to worry about the hows and whens and the OH MY GOD I NEED A NEW SUITCASE!
I think I did a little bit better job of adding to the list from things that happened during the week and not just on the weekend. It’s more challenging, but there’s a few in there. Western Blots that work the first time I do them The two teen boys at Falcone’s who were really
Plants purchased or donated to me this week: sage cilantro hot chili pepper sweet pepper basil three tomatoes (two from the Frontier) This weekend has been wet and rainy. Not a good weekend to put some plants in the ground. In fact, as we drove to the Farmer’s Market, I had decided not to buy
Well, this is a bit obvious. I am so thankful Chris is OK. He’s got a couple of broken ribs, but he’ll mend. He’ll be back on that scooter in no time. I am thankful for the tiny vegetable garden that we planted (before Chris’s accident). I keep looking out there to see if anything
I had an entirely different entry planned for the day, until I got home last night and my husband gimped his way to the front door. He wrecked his scooter. He’s OK and going to the doctor tomorrow. I expect he bruised his ribs and he scraped up his ankle pretty bad. But he was
