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Pasta pasta I love pasta. It's so easy and a great way to pretend you're having a healthy dinner even though you're leaving out the "vegetable" part entirely.
J and I have arrived at an agreement for the attack on dishes; we'll trade off. Sometimes the dishes get done every night and sometime not, but! each time they ARE done it's the *other* person's turn next time. So if you want to get your turn over with as soon as possible, you do the dishes while there are still only one day's worth of dishes to do. If you wait it'll just get worse and it's still your turn until you do it. I think it's a good system.
Worked 1.25 hr. overtime today and J actually worked a full day for the first time since who knows when.
I finished one of my hand-written journals the other night and now I get to pick a BRAND NEW ONE from my new-journal-cache. It's so nice to let my handwriting roll out along the lines of a clean new page, the first in a clean new book. I don't think I've ever started a new journal without wondering what the last page will read and I don't think I've ever finished a journal without reading the first few pages again.
J and I have arrived at an agreement for the attack on dishes; we'll trade off. Sometimes the dishes get done every night and sometime not, but! each time they ARE done it's the *other* person's turn next time. So if you want to get your turn over with as soon as possible, you do the dishes while there are still only one day's worth of dishes to do. If you wait it'll just get worse and it's still your turn until you do it. I think it's a good system.
Worked 1.25 hr. overtime today and J actually worked a full day for the first time since who knows when.
I finished one of my hand-written journals the other night and now I get to pick a BRAND NEW ONE from my new-journal-cache. It's so nice to let my handwriting roll out along the lines of a clean new page, the first in a clean new book. I don't think I've ever started a new journal without wondering what the last page will read and I don't think I've ever finished a journal without reading the first few pages again.