First, let me apologize for missing my post last week. It
was a strange week that included many calls to various doctors and many
visiting professionals coming into our home, all of which had to be coordinated
by me. In addition, my family is facing some interesting financial changes
which were in the midst of being investigated. And then we had some relatives
who are high up on our favorites list suddenly go from “maybe we might be able
to come down on one of these three weekends” to “we’ll be there in about four
hours”.
Now the medical things are settling down, the financial
decisions are made, and the family had a nice visit and have returned home. It’s
time to breathe, and then get back into the “normal” crazy swirl of my life. I’ve
got school lessons to catch up on and a blog to write, among other things.
In January I read 9 books, for a total of 1491 pages. I’m
still working on making the chairs for my miniature book shop. They’re going
rather slowly partly because the embroidery on the seats is painful for my
wrist, and partly because the idea of making nine chairs is rather daunting. I
think I’m going to finish just the ones for the downstairs, and let my mom
finish the ones for the upstairs, since she’s supposed to be doing the upstairs
anyway.
I’m doing well in my online classes, and learning a lot. So
far I’ve gotten 100% on all my after-lesson quizzes. However, the only thing
that actually counts toward my grade is the final exam, and even then, it’s a
Pass/Fail class. You either get the certificate or not. Not that grades matter
right now anyway, I’m after knowledge rather than grades.
During the last two weeks, I bought something I’ve been wanting
for a long time, and finally was able to get: the complete series of MacGyver
on DVD. It’s still as good as it has always been, and I’ve been really enjoying
revisiting the world where most things can be cured with duct tape and a Swiss
Army knife.
~Marie
Sanity is so overrated. *nodding* =)
ReplyDelete-- Ryan
You would know about that, wouldn't you? Actually I'm looking more for "control of chaos" than actual "sanity".
Delete~Marie