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averygoodun42Why is it that when I take pain pills when going to bed, I wake up with a sore neck? I didn't even take the darn pills for my neck.
Also, aren't B vitamins supposed to energize a person? All I'm feeling is zombiefied. And itchy. I guess I'll blame it on the reappearance of the rain. (And the hour of exercise yesterday that my body is so not used to. I am pathetically out of shape. *sigh*)
Okay, enough whining. There are only five days left in the semester. Today is my day off that includes Page at after-school. I could skip studying for tomorrow's test and still come out with an A in the course (not that I'm going to skip studying, of course.) And I'd have to get a D on the accounting final to bring my grade down to a B. :-)
Page has been on green the past few days, and the day's behavior charts are now coming home. By the end of the month, we should have a better idea of what's going on with him. (All the mornings this week have been rough, though. Geez Louise.) Yesterday, he managed to conquer his anxiety about his new bike, though! He had the choice of walking or riding to school, and he chose riding. He came home exclaiming about how much he loves his new bike (and then went out and rode it around the circle for another ten or twenty minutes!). Yay!
I got my Siberian irises planted (though I need to replant the first batch I put in; they're in too deep and crooked. But that will have to wait until after the rain stops). I think I will be glad to have to dig everything up next summer in preparation for the fence going in, as things are not necessarily placed all that well, but I'm enjoying having something other than a compost pile to look at in the meantime. And there are buds on both the astilbe and one clutch of daylilies. So there might be flowers this year! Yay!
Also, at least one of my potted plants (daylilies and peonies, don't know which is which) survived! I see a hint of green emerging from the soil. I hope the others survived as well, but I know it's a wait and see thing. Meanwhile, I need to call the gas company (dig-safe), the dirt company (6 yds of compost/loam mix should do) and start seriously looking for the tree that will go out front. I want my front yard to be ready to go by Memorial Day, when I can transplant all my seedlings.
Oh, and yesterday I got a pretty darn good price on tickets to Colorado in December. Parents-in-law will be celebrating their 50th anniversary just after Christmas, so we're going for the entire holiday. We hope to be able to spend a full week up in the north end of the state this trip, though details are still very, very sketchy at this point. But it will be good to see family, friends and the purple mountain majesties again.
So, overall, life is pretty good. Despite my whines.
*chirps*
Also, aren't B vitamins supposed to energize a person? All I'm feeling is zombiefied. And itchy. I guess I'll blame it on the reappearance of the rain. (And the hour of exercise yesterday that my body is so not used to. I am pathetically out of shape. *sigh*)
Okay, enough whining. There are only five days left in the semester. Today is my day off that includes Page at after-school. I could skip studying for tomorrow's test and still come out with an A in the course (not that I'm going to skip studying, of course.) And I'd have to get a D on the accounting final to bring my grade down to a B. :-)
Page has been on green the past few days, and the day's behavior charts are now coming home. By the end of the month, we should have a better idea of what's going on with him. (All the mornings this week have been rough, though. Geez Louise.) Yesterday, he managed to conquer his anxiety about his new bike, though! He had the choice of walking or riding to school, and he chose riding. He came home exclaiming about how much he loves his new bike (and then went out and rode it around the circle for another ten or twenty minutes!). Yay!
I got my Siberian irises planted (though I need to replant the first batch I put in; they're in too deep and crooked. But that will have to wait until after the rain stops). I think I will be glad to have to dig everything up next summer in preparation for the fence going in, as things are not necessarily placed all that well, but I'm enjoying having something other than a compost pile to look at in the meantime. And there are buds on both the astilbe and one clutch of daylilies. So there might be flowers this year! Yay!
Also, at least one of my potted plants (daylilies and peonies, don't know which is which) survived! I see a hint of green emerging from the soil. I hope the others survived as well, but I know it's a wait and see thing. Meanwhile, I need to call the gas company (dig-safe), the dirt company (6 yds of compost/loam mix should do) and start seriously looking for the tree that will go out front. I want my front yard to be ready to go by Memorial Day, when I can transplant all my seedlings.
Oh, and yesterday I got a pretty darn good price on tickets to Colorado in December. Parents-in-law will be celebrating their 50th anniversary just after Christmas, so we're going for the entire holiday. We hope to be able to spend a full week up in the north end of the state this trip, though details are still very, very sketchy at this point. But it will be good to see family, friends and the purple mountain majesties again.
So, overall, life is pretty good. Despite my whines.
*chirps*
