![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sarahmichelefLovely & relaxing weekend with childsplay7 and T. All houseguests should be as low-maintenance as they are!
Procured plane tickets to Portland for Christmas... we have to stop twice, but they cost under $600 apiece, so y'know. We have a redeye back here Christmas night and I'm not too proud to dope my kid up with benadryl if that's what it takes to get her to sleep. MIght dope up the husband, too, but with just a half dose.
TRex loved going to see the Wiggles, but hit her overwhelmed threshold about halfway through.
Went to a dinner/meeting for March of Dimes this evening and actually managed to go to the whole meeting part - TRex was perfectly happy playing with the other kids under the supervision of the staff & hired teenagers. She was the youngest one there, too, and was totally wiped by the time the meeting was done.
I found the midterm essay that had gone missing, much to my relief (and my student's as well!).
I can't draw a deep breath without coughing. Must go locate inhaler. Also, my voice cracked like a thirteen-year-old boy's for the whole of my 35-minute lecture today.
Oh, and the sears guy from Friday. Yeah, he wasn't supposed to come, we really were supposed to wait for the parts. Fortunately, he had the requisite stuff on the truck so he was able to do the repair anyway. I just shook my head.
Procured plane tickets to Portland for Christmas... we have to stop twice, but they cost under $600 apiece, so y'know. We have a redeye back here Christmas night and I'm not too proud to dope my kid up with benadryl if that's what it takes to get her to sleep. MIght dope up the husband, too, but with just a half dose.
TRex loved going to see the Wiggles, but hit her overwhelmed threshold about halfway through.
Went to a dinner/meeting for March of Dimes this evening and actually managed to go to the whole meeting part - TRex was perfectly happy playing with the other kids under the supervision of the staff & hired teenagers. She was the youngest one there, too, and was totally wiped by the time the meeting was done.
I found the midterm essay that had gone missing, much to my relief (and my student's as well!).
I can't draw a deep breath without coughing. Must go locate inhaler. Also, my voice cracked like a thirteen-year-old boy's for the whole of my 35-minute lecture today.
Oh, and the sears guy from Friday. Yeah, he wasn't supposed to come, we really were supposed to wait for the parts. Fortunately, he had the requisite stuff on the truck so he was able to do the repair anyway. I just shook my head.
