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Apr. 16th, 2014 08:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckWell that nasty stuff the dentist put on my teeth isn't helping at all. She put it all along the gum line, but that's not where it hurts. We'll see if more Gel-cam helps. I've had my morning coffee, and I won't be eating for a few hours yet, so I've got time for it (I need half an hour after I use it when I don't eat or drink anything).
Cordelia is having me braid her hair every night before she goes to bed. She heard me talking with my mother about how a braid at night can help prevent tangles. I think it's helping, that and the leave in detangler.
Yesterday, Cordelia finished a book called House of Secrets. She really loved it (it may have helped that there's a character named Cordelia in the book). The sequel is out, but neither her school library nor the public library had it. She agitated for a trip to Barnes and Noble to buy the sequel.
Scott was against it because he was exhausted from pulling carts and because it looked like he was going to have to go in early today. When he found out he didn't have to go in early, however, he decided he was up to making the trip, so Cordelia has her book. She wasn't best pleased when we expected her to pay for it herself, but she wanted it enough to shell out.
There's supposed to be soccer practice tonight, but there's still snow on the ground, so it may well be canceled. I mean, it's eighteen degrees out there right now. That's too cold for running around in shorts even if the snow disappeared. Yesterday, they announced the cancellation for all outdoor activities at a bit after nine, so I'll check the Rec & Ed website around ten and see. Of course, they may wait until later today, to see if it will warm up.
I'm not looking forward to Saturday's soccer game. The National Weather Service predicts that the high will be in the low fifties, and the game is at ten fifteen, so it won't be anywhere near that warm when the game starts. They play games in all sorts of weather, as long as there's no lightning and the turf is reasonably dry (that last is for the sake of the field. They don't want the kids ripping up the ground so that the field becomes unusable).
Cordelia is having me braid her hair every night before she goes to bed. She heard me talking with my mother about how a braid at night can help prevent tangles. I think it's helping, that and the leave in detangler.
Yesterday, Cordelia finished a book called House of Secrets. She really loved it (it may have helped that there's a character named Cordelia in the book). The sequel is out, but neither her school library nor the public library had it. She agitated for a trip to Barnes and Noble to buy the sequel.
Scott was against it because he was exhausted from pulling carts and because it looked like he was going to have to go in early today. When he found out he didn't have to go in early, however, he decided he was up to making the trip, so Cordelia has her book. She wasn't best pleased when we expected her to pay for it herself, but she wanted it enough to shell out.
There's supposed to be soccer practice tonight, but there's still snow on the ground, so it may well be canceled. I mean, it's eighteen degrees out there right now. That's too cold for running around in shorts even if the snow disappeared. Yesterday, they announced the cancellation for all outdoor activities at a bit after nine, so I'll check the Rec & Ed website around ten and see. Of course, they may wait until later today, to see if it will warm up.
I'm not looking forward to Saturday's soccer game. The National Weather Service predicts that the high will be in the low fifties, and the game is at ten fifteen, so it won't be anywhere near that warm when the game starts. They play games in all sorts of weather, as long as there's no lightning and the turf is reasonably dry (that last is for the sake of the field. They don't want the kids ripping up the ground so that the field becomes unusable).
