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Mar. 15th, 2005 09:00 pmIt got over 40 degrees today! I drove home with the heat off and the window open. Sunshine and warmth are wonderful things.
I need to stop shopping prices for airline tickets.
I did manage to get the dishes done today and made a go at some of the stuff building up on the flat surfaces around the house. I have been really bad about ignoring little things lately which is silly because little things are so easy to take care of.
Thursday I get the packing out of my ear and finally get to find out how the surgery came out. I might be able to hear again! What a sweet thought. I'm really on the edge of my seat hoping that everything worked right during the healing process.
"So we go inside and we bravely read the stones,
All those people, all those lives, where are they now?
With loves, and hate, and passions just like mine.
They were born, and then they lived, then they died." The Smiths
Words. I've been marking up/formatting a copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary to make it into an ebook digestible format. When it's done it will be quite cool. Imagine an unabridged dictionary that will fit in your hand like a paperback. Well, I've got A done. Tonight's show is brought to you by the letter B.
I need to stop shopping prices for airline tickets.
I did manage to get the dishes done today and made a go at some of the stuff building up on the flat surfaces around the house. I have been really bad about ignoring little things lately which is silly because little things are so easy to take care of.
Thursday I get the packing out of my ear and finally get to find out how the surgery came out. I might be able to hear again! What a sweet thought. I'm really on the edge of my seat hoping that everything worked right during the healing process.
"So we go inside and we bravely read the stones,
All those people, all those lives, where are they now?
With loves, and hate, and passions just like mine.
They were born, and then they lived, then they died." The Smiths
Words. I've been marking up/formatting a copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary to make it into an ebook digestible format. When it's done it will be quite cool. Imagine an unabridged dictionary that will fit in your hand like a paperback. Well, I've got A done. Tonight's show is brought to you by the letter B.
