I have to laugh. It's 2o past nine, and all of us in our house are in our bedrooms, with the doors shut, in bed. At 20 past nine.
We have become the people we used to mock. The ones who are quite young, but insistent on needing rest. "I need rest for work."
ah, well...
I'm okay with being one of those people for the moment!
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Sunday
It's been a mostly quiet day.
I actually slept a bit last night. It took a while to get there - the fears from the previous night's nightmare were strong - but I eventually got there (and thankfully didn't have any more nightmare's either).
I got the oil changed in my car this morning.
I bought a new nose ring.
I picked up Chinese take-out and ate it curled up on my bed, wrapped in a blanket.
I went out to buy a birthday gift for my dad.
We have a big extended family party tonight. Never my favorite activity. We're celebrating something like 6 birthdays that have happened in the last 6 months or so. We used to be able to get together for all of the birthdays as they happened, but these days we just have two or three big parties a year.
I love my family, but they excel at the fine art of talking about nothing for hours on end. And I find I have little patience for that. But hey, there'll be fantastic food, and probably lots of laughter, and for a few hours I can definitely pretend to be interested in the random minutiae of the life of my grandma's sister's neighbor.
And then, hopefully early to bed, because tomorrow starts another busy week.
I actually slept a bit last night. It took a while to get there - the fears from the previous night's nightmare were strong - but I eventually got there (and thankfully didn't have any more nightmare's either).
I got the oil changed in my car this morning.
I bought a new nose ring.
I picked up Chinese take-out and ate it curled up on my bed, wrapped in a blanket.
I went out to buy a birthday gift for my dad.
We have a big extended family party tonight. Never my favorite activity. We're celebrating something like 6 birthdays that have happened in the last 6 months or so. We used to be able to get together for all of the birthdays as they happened, but these days we just have two or three big parties a year.
I love my family, but they excel at the fine art of talking about nothing for hours on end. And I find I have little patience for that. But hey, there'll be fantastic food, and probably lots of laughter, and for a few hours I can definitely pretend to be interested in the random minutiae of the life of my grandma's sister's neighbor.
And then, hopefully early to bed, because tomorrow starts another busy week.
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