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Jan. 27th, 2016 02:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckCordelia’s laundry is dry and upstairs. My laundry is in the dryer. I’ve taken two stacks of books downstairs and put them on the shelves (and discovered that I can reach the Ks without climbing over anything, so those will go down in the next couple of days, too). As soon as I catch my breath, I will work on making bread and then loading the dishwasher (a matter of only about five dishes). I’ve answered a little more than half of the comments I was planning to deal with, and I haven’t yet picked up The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I've got three or four prescriptions that need to be refilled in the next few days, so I should call those in (hurrah for automated systems! I can actually do that part without spending hours psyching myself up).
Oh, I know what I need to do— I have a week and a half to figure out how Cordelia’s getting to and from that Bat Mitzvah. The friend she was hoping to ride with will be on a flight to Colorado right then, so that’s not an option. There are still other people I can ask, but the most likely to be able to help is the one I think Cordelia’s most reluctant about because the girls haven’t talked in a couple of years (the other girl chose to go to the big middle school while Cordelia stayed at their old school. They were all on sports teams together with the Bat Mitzvah girl and the girl who’s going to Colorado from kindergarten onward, so Cordelia has had rides from this family before. The father coached when she played basketball, and the mother coached and helped out when she played volleyball. It’s just that, in spite of them living less than ten minutes walk away, the girls were never interested in spending time together).
Oh, I know what I need to do— I have a week and a half to figure out how Cordelia’s getting to and from that Bat Mitzvah. The friend she was hoping to ride with will be on a flight to Colorado right then, so that’s not an option. There are still other people I can ask, but the most likely to be able to help is the one I think Cordelia’s most reluctant about because the girls haven’t talked in a couple of years (the other girl chose to go to the big middle school while Cordelia stayed at their old school. They were all on sports teams together with the Bat Mitzvah girl and the girl who’s going to Colorado from kindergarten onward, so Cordelia has had rides from this family before. The father coached when she played basketball, and the mother coached and helped out when she played volleyball. It’s just that, in spite of them living less than ten minutes walk away, the girls were never interested in spending time together).
