like nails on a chalkboard
I've becoming to love craigslist more and more these days. I'm selling stuff. And I'm looking to buy stuff - mainly a china buffet and hutch. What amazes me is how many people are selling tables and chairs. Not just any tables: DINNING tables. Like every other table is a DINNING table. Could a table really be that loud?
We got overhead garage storage installed last weekend, and we've spent time cleaning out the garage and getting rid of stuff. I guess if I haven't seen it in a year, I don't really need it, right? It will be so nice to get it cleaned out so that we can maybe park both cars in there. During the summer it's not that bad, but during the winter it's hard to get your screaming, running toddler into the car when it's 30 degrees and pouring. We're getting there with the home projects. It feels SO good to get things done.
I won't get into it too much, but I'm suffering with a crazy toddler and it's driving me insane. 'Nough said.
Our trip to London is sneaking up on me, and I haven't taken the time to research where I want to go. So, homework for you travelers out there: If you had only 6 days to spend in London, what would you do? see? avoid? I need help deciding!
I wish that I could say that I'm reading something interesting, but I'm not. My mom gave me one of her crime/mystery novels, and I just can't get through it. I wish I could just forget about it, but I'm not the type of person that can just *not* finish a book. It's like stopping during the middle of a crap. It just can't happen. So, I'm looking forward to being done and starting my re-read of Harry Potters OOTP and HBP in preparation for book 7. But I think I just gave away my geeky side. Oops.
With that said:
1) what word when misspelled makes you cringe?
2) what is your greatest sense of accomplishment this week?
3) what is your favorite way to relax?
4) what is your favorite place to visit?
5) what is your favorite book? what book to you frequently recommend to others?
We got overhead garage storage installed last weekend, and we've spent time cleaning out the garage and getting rid of stuff. I guess if I haven't seen it in a year, I don't really need it, right? It will be so nice to get it cleaned out so that we can maybe park both cars in there. During the summer it's not that bad, but during the winter it's hard to get your screaming, running toddler into the car when it's 30 degrees and pouring. We're getting there with the home projects. It feels SO good to get things done.
I won't get into it too much, but I'm suffering with a crazy toddler and it's driving me insane. 'Nough said.
Our trip to London is sneaking up on me, and I haven't taken the time to research where I want to go. So, homework for you travelers out there: If you had only 6 days to spend in London, what would you do? see? avoid? I need help deciding!
I wish that I could say that I'm reading something interesting, but I'm not. My mom gave me one of her crime/mystery novels, and I just can't get through it. I wish I could just forget about it, but I'm not the type of person that can just *not* finish a book. It's like stopping during the middle of a crap. It just can't happen. So, I'm looking forward to being done and starting my re-read of Harry Potters OOTP and HBP in preparation for book 7. But I think I just gave away my geeky side. Oops.
With that said:
1) what word when misspelled makes you cringe?
2) what is your greatest sense of accomplishment this week?
3) what is your favorite way to relax?
4) what is your favorite place to visit?
5) what is your favorite book? what book to you frequently recommend to others?