Brenda's still got the crud, so we're taking another week off. It's been a pretty relaxing weekend. I've spent some time on Facebook and Twitter (I'm also never actually on Twitter, to be honest, and I tweet and retweet rarely, but I did today). YKWIA's done a lot of reading, and I've done a little. I got a free e-book for subscribing an electronic newsletter, and it turned out to be Ellis Peters' A Morbid Taste for Bones, the first Brother Cadfael mystery. It includes maps and a guide to Welsh pronunciation.
I've also requested some seed catalogues, one from Burpee's (a staple), but most from heirloom, sustainable, non-Monsanto sources (and that's harder to do these days). Most of them are available in PDF form, so I just downloaded those rather than have them send me a paper one in the mail.
Now I'm doing one super-mega-large load of laundry, and was rewarded for doing so by $12 falling out of my trouser pockets as I was going through them. I've been out twice this weekend on the roads after the snow, once to go to the grocery for soda, and then today to take YKWIA to meet with someone over lunch, and then to stop by the gaming store The Rusty Scabbard and to get a few things at the store that weren't there yesterday post-rush. The produce section yesterday looked like Armageddon was on its way, all for about 1-2 inches of snow, but they were resupplied today.
Tomorrow I work, as we do not get off for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The University of Kentucky does, however, and so the parking shuttles aren't running, so we've been told that we can park in the adjoining parking garage, although they wouldn't guarantee we wouldn't be charged. So that $12 might come in handy. Seriously, though, I suspect the gates will be up tomorrow.
Now I'm listening to some music. I was listening to Blue October's Home album, but it's made it past that on Windows Media Player and so it's Bonnie Tyler's 'I Need a Hero' right now. Have you ever seen the music video for that? I will not post it here. It is...terribly creepy and inappropriate, running right across the boundary of sick and wrong, to be honest. It's set in a young men's school (as in teenagers) and she plays a teacher. Enough said. How did we not see that back in the 80s? I still love the song, though.
Okay, I'm going to sign off here for awhile. YKWIA is taking a nap, all is quiet, save for the music. It's still about an hour-and-a-half till the animals need to be fed (although one is right by me, hoping to be). The laundry is drying. I am considering lying down for a bit while that tumbles.
Ooh, we've made it to The Box Tops' 'The Letter'. :)
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