From JRR Tolkien: Return of the King. "But who knows what she spoke to the darkness, alone, in the bitter watches of the night, when all her life seemed shrinking, and the walls of her bower closing in about her, a hutch to trammel some wild thing in?"
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Another Party
This morning I was up at 5:00. I really do not care if I am up and about at that time of day, but when I wake up at 3:30 or 4:00 and cannot go back to sleep it makes me frustrated. What in the world can I do at that time of day? This morning, however, was fine. I came to the computer and played around for a while. Don got up at seven, and two hours can go pretty quickly when I am sitting at a keyboard with no distractions. I was trying to write a review for Epinions on The Seeker – The dark Is Rising, but I didn't get anywhere with that.
Don and a friend went shopping and while they were out I cleaned the porch. Oh my, it really needed a little attention. What a mess it was! All is now set to rights and I think there is nothing else to do out there before the party. Oh, I have not mentioned that here yet, have I? Well, we are having a little party for Don's athletes on Thursday, after practice. I have made enough lasagna to feed a small army; we will have salad as well and of course, M&M's. We plan to order a cake on Monday and that should finish things off I think. I am very excited about the whole thing, we always have a Christmas party for them, but this is a first as far as in seasons get together goes.
I am amazed that I am making any sense at all today. I am so drugged I can barely sit up right. I am not joking about that. As soon as I have finished this post, I am going to bed. I am having a terrible time striking the correct keys and the death chill is back with a vengeance I am terrified to eat anything solid, it would probably come right back up. I have been sticking to sugar free pudding all day. When I get up to walk I am listing badly to the left. And my legs do not want to work properly either. I have to go now.
There is always hope.
Betty
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