Would You Like to Swing On A Star?
I would like to swing on a star, if it meant getting out of the house.
Also, I would like to point out that a whole week off for Thanksgiving is an awfully long break. (We had conferences for two days, beginning of week, so it wasn’t such a long break for the staff.) If we had traveled for the holiday, it would have been just right, but since we stayed home? And I had (have) bronchitis? It was a long haul. The kids are squirrelly, Hockey God’s birthday was not all it could have been, but I’m not wheezing like I was.
As one of my girlfriends phrased it, listening to me over the phone, “Oh, good. You’re wheezing on the inhale and the exhale.”
Happy Saturday, everyone. Salud.
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I hope you feel better soon! The vacation is a wee bit too long for my grumpy boy, too. We had to go to the Grotto early this year to get him out of the house. The grumpiness, it was breeding.
November 25th, 2007 | #
And carry moonbeams home in a jar? Sounds like you need a good, old-fashioned BREAK! Now there’s a new holiday tradition to start! I have often wondered how you guys manage, with Thanksgiving and THEN Christmas! Can you NOT decorate, and go somewhere for Christmas instead?
The fake tree would just be one more thing to pack, and they never fit back in the original box. Get a real one if you have to. Can you have a bonfire after Christmas and throw everything you want to get rid of onto it? I don’t know if that’s allowed.
We use a fake tree, which is beautiful, but a real one would be pretty. Alas, they don’t grow around here!
November 25th, 2007 | #
Our work schedules were such that we didn’t have a week off; Husband called it Hell Week. His was ridiculous, and I was the one who was sick!
November 27th, 2007 | #