Day 2: The Quil leaves a toothbrush at my apartment
Thus far the weekend is an open book, and I feel almost giddy with anticipation! That me be the lingering hold of The Quil, however. My cough is getting worse - although falling asleep was easier last night. I'm going to sleep in tomorrow morning, no matter what! If I get up in the morning and get a drink of water and so forth, and go back to bed, I'll be able to sleep past 8:00 am for once. Silly hobbit!
Trying to convince the usual suspects to go see "Hannibal Rising" tonight. I'm such a Thomas Harris goob! I may end up seeing it twice if my mother wants to go later.
No Yoga - too coughy. No Hobbit Sunday Dinner - too coughy. House is in relatively good shape, so I don't even have too many crazy chores leaving me to feel obligated this weekend. I'm gonna do our taxes, though, and maybe get started on that FAFSA for Ian. Those things in themselves will take some time. Upon recommendations from coworkers and those friends in a private community about investment discussions, I'm thinking of picking up Quicken this weekend. It may be particularly useful if (well, at this point, really when) we switch to a new bank. I think it'll also be useful next year when budgeting and finances will need considerably closer scrutiny than now.
In other news, I'm thinking of joining Weight Watchers. Several of my girlfriends are doing it, and with very good results. I really am serious about wanting to eat better and live better, and drop a little weight this year. The WW program sounds very sensible and most of all, sustainable, which is my greatest concern. I'm looking into it more seriously.
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Trying to convince the usual suspects to go see "Hannibal Rising" tonight. I'm such a Thomas Harris goob! I may end up seeing it twice if my mother wants to go later.
No Yoga - too coughy. No Hobbit Sunday Dinner - too coughy. House is in relatively good shape, so I don't even have too many crazy chores leaving me to feel obligated this weekend. I'm gonna do our taxes, though, and maybe get started on that FAFSA for Ian. Those things in themselves will take some time. Upon recommendations from coworkers and those friends in a private community about investment discussions, I'm thinking of picking up Quicken this weekend. It may be particularly useful if (well, at this point, really when) we switch to a new bank. I think it'll also be useful next year when budgeting and finances will need considerably closer scrutiny than now.
In other news, I'm thinking of joining Weight Watchers. Several of my girlfriends are doing it, and with very good results. I really am serious about wanting to eat better and live better, and drop a little weight this year. The WW program sounds very sensible and most of all, sustainable, which is my greatest concern. I'm looking into it more seriously.
T$