2. As I walked into the garage early this morning to start a load of laundry I thought how wonderful it is to have the ease of doing laundry at home whenever I want. As a young mother I had to haul it all to the laundromat.
3. Had a good chat with a similar age neighbor yesterday. We quickly jumped into meaningful conversations after meeting the week we moved here. I really appreciate that kind of connection.
4. I volunteered to babysit for a few hours today so my younger son could make a healthcare appointment. I’m really glad Hubby can substitute for me since I still have cold symptoms including a sore throat. I’m equally glad I am now at the stage of feeling a bit better each day.
5. I have a few easy tasks planned for today that I truly want to do and that will enable me to continue to make progress despite still being sick.
I am glad that you are feeling better and are up to doing some easy tasks.
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LOL You finally got me to comment! I remember those days too. It is hard to believe he is 54. I am not surprised at your description - even as a child you could see the person he would grow up to be. I wish him a Happy Birthday.
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DeleteGlad you're feeling better. So many people around here have colds/coughs that have been lingering.
ReplyDeleteRight there with you on being thankful for convenient laundering! We bought a washer very early in marriage after I fell down laundromat steps when I was pregnant. I'd bring the wet clothes home and hang them on the clothes line. :) Last time I was in a laundry mat (when I needed a large capacity machine) I had sticker shock at the prices.
It is luxury to not have to go to the laundromat isn’t it. I too bought a washer and dryer as soon as I could using a small inheritance from my grandmother. My grandfather was rather shocked that I didn’t save it but my Mom assured me that Grandma would understand
DeleteHope you got to feeling better over the weekend and accomplished those tasks you were looking forward to tackling. I remember those days of taking cloth diapers to the laundromat once a week and spending a half a day getting the laundry done. We are so fortunate to have appliances in our homes that make chores almost painless.
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