Stalling

[averygoodun42]

So Page had his first asthma attack in ages yesterday, which showed up as a pain in his chest. He eagerly took his two puffs and immediately felt better. So much better, in fact, that a couple of hours later he was running full tilt in a game of tag with a couple of random teenagers at the playground we'd gone to.

And this morning he woke up chirping. Damn near literally.

I have a load of things to do today. Unfortunately, the bits of exercise I got yesterday made me wake up feeling drugged, and I've been dragging ever since. However, I got Page's cooperation in sorting the laundry, so that's started, and in a few minutes I'm going to go out and plant a few decorations in the garden (mostly to get them out of the house). Then... Well, then it will be time for the food, bank and sundry runs. (oh. yay.) And at some point I really need to study for my test tomorrow. And start the homework due on Tuesday.

I have mentioned how glad I'll be to have the semester over, right? (10 days!)

Ah well. Better get outside now while the skeeters are minimal.

Cheers.

Comments

[dickgloucester.livejournal.com]

It sounds as though you need to install some random teenagers to keep Page happy.

[averygoodun.livejournal.com]

Oh, if only I could do that! Without the angst of actually caring for a teenager, that is. ;-)