A really good way to feel cute is to rearrange your bedroom.
I did it last weekend, and every night since walking into my bedroom to go to bed has been lovlier than it was before! Hooray!
Sweeping a year’s worth of gunk – dust and dog hair and an empty icee cup – out from under the bed probably helps, too.
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All I really care about, web site-wise, is the knitting blog. I love that thing. Truly.
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I still haven’t really looked at the Jeep. I think the plan is to let it sit until next week, then fill it full of radiator fluid and drive it to Irvin’s and let him try to deal with it. Being wheelless sucks, rather.
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It’s chillier than I expected it to be today. I wish I’d worn socks. And maybe a sweater.
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Did I mention that I finished prairieagcoop.com? Yay!
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Chevelle-less Matt stopped out last night, and he and Brett had a few beers and talked. Chevelle-less Matt has a nice new late model truck; he offered to let me drive it, but I explained I try to only drive vehicles that are shorter than me.
Anna came out last night, too, and I took digital pics of all of her knitting stuff. It was really fun. She’s a doll. We both agreed that knitting is better when you can post about it on the Internet, since husbands typically don’t give flying fuck about one’s knitting triumphs… even if the item is for them!
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We still need to buy peahens! Ack!
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We still need to find Gomez and get money from him! Ack!
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In March I called two places and paid them with my check card Mastercard: the propane place, and Access Energy.
The propane guy told me the payment was denied, so I called my bank.
They said the money was in there, and the CC payment should go through just fine.
Turns out neither of the CC payments I made that day went through – neither has cleared the bank. And there was a disco notice from Access Energy on my door when I got home last night! Damn bank anyway; there was $600+ in my account that day! The teller told me so!
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I’m going out to lunch with Joe today; I’m waiting for him to call me back and come pick me up. Yay, Joe!