Year after year I get a flu shot, and year after year I eventually get the flu.
This round only took me out for a night and a full day, but in that time I missed out on the following:
4 loads of laundry - 1 whites, 1 pinks, 1 darks/blues, 1 brown/yellows
2 dinners, 1 breakfast - I could have cooked but felt it would be better not to try and spread my germs via meal preparation.
1 full day of bathroom demolition - tearing out the old bathroom to make way for our new huge laundry/craft/mudroom.
3 trips to the dump with the Elky loaded down with lathe, plaster, sheetrock, a steel tub, a pedestal sink, and commode -- all from the old bathroom.
Safe Routes to School Meeting - our school is going to give it a try and get some funding...love those Walking School Buses.
Monthly Board Meeting - the non-profit org board I serve on now only meets once a month, however the Executive Committee (of which I am a member) still meets on a weekly basis.
2 tuck-ins and bedtime stories read/told - lately PK wants me to tell her a story as opposed to being read one (they must always involved a Unicorn and a Pegasus - her rules), and C just wants me to grab my book and read while she reads her book.I did manage to read and relish Steve Martin's latest tome, an autobiography titled
Born Standing Up. Much different than the last comic autobio I read and thoroughly enjoyed, Don Rickles'
Rickle's Book. Both are worthy of a gander if you're so inclined to find out what drives funny men to be funny.
Feeling more human this morning, which is good since I'm set to be the computer/audio/visual assistant for my Wife as she makes a presentation for our small town's local Lion's Club at their monthly meeting/luncheon.
A husband's work is never done.
1 comment:
Glad you are on the road of feeling like your old self. Being sick always makes me really appreciate feeling well again.
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