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the_rckStopping the Zoloft was definitely the right decision. I’m feeling ever so much better now. I’m awake, and my digestive system seems to be settling down. My brain is working again, and I’m so very pleased about it.
I ended up going for a forty five minute walk during the trick or treating time. I could because Scott was home to give out candy. He complained about the fact that, when I gave out the candy, I didn’t demand a 'trick or treat!' from the kids at the door. He also didn’t like keeping the door open all evening. That’s something I’ve done every year, but he’s always been elsewhere, so he never realized. It is an issue with the heat because we keep part of the screen door open and pass out the candy through that window.
According to Scott, we only got about twenty kids. That surprised me because the weather was good. It was chilly, of course, but it was dry and clear and not windy. Cordelia and her friends got a rather large amount of candy. They spent half an hour swapping candy before the other girls went home. One of the girls doesn’t like chocolate, so trading was brisk.
I did end up drooping and unable to watch Supergirl with Scott and Cordelia. I went into our bedroom and tried to call my brother. I left a message for him. Then I called my mother. I hadn’t talked to her since before the flooding in Baton Rouge. They’re doing okay, but my mother is cranky because her cell phone has gotten old enough that her service provider won’t let her keep using it (it hasn’t been reliable for at least the last three years, so it’s past time. She just hasn’t wanted to switch).
Scott got another bin full of leaves ready for pick up. We’ll see if I can get the dratted thing to the curb or not. He should be home on time this evening, so he can move it if I can’t, but I’d rather do it while I’m thinking of it.
Cordelia and her friends all really enjoyed their field trip to a high ropes course yesterday. They want to go again. I checked the website for the place she went, and the cost is $45 a person. There’s a much less expensive course near where Scott’s sister lives ($26 a person). I have no idea how the courses compare, but the price difference would make a big difference. Also, the place near Scott’s sister is open through the end of November while the place the class trip went to closes in another week.
I’ve currently got the dishwasher running and a load of laundry to take downstairs. I’ve collected the trash but haven’t taken it outside yet. I need to bake bread, too. I think that will be the extent of my chores for today. I’m going to see about spending the afternoon writing.
I ended up going for a forty five minute walk during the trick or treating time. I could because Scott was home to give out candy. He complained about the fact that, when I gave out the candy, I didn’t demand a 'trick or treat!' from the kids at the door. He also didn’t like keeping the door open all evening. That’s something I’ve done every year, but he’s always been elsewhere, so he never realized. It is an issue with the heat because we keep part of the screen door open and pass out the candy through that window.
According to Scott, we only got about twenty kids. That surprised me because the weather was good. It was chilly, of course, but it was dry and clear and not windy. Cordelia and her friends got a rather large amount of candy. They spent half an hour swapping candy before the other girls went home. One of the girls doesn’t like chocolate, so trading was brisk.
I did end up drooping and unable to watch Supergirl with Scott and Cordelia. I went into our bedroom and tried to call my brother. I left a message for him. Then I called my mother. I hadn’t talked to her since before the flooding in Baton Rouge. They’re doing okay, but my mother is cranky because her cell phone has gotten old enough that her service provider won’t let her keep using it (it hasn’t been reliable for at least the last three years, so it’s past time. She just hasn’t wanted to switch).
Scott got another bin full of leaves ready for pick up. We’ll see if I can get the dratted thing to the curb or not. He should be home on time this evening, so he can move it if I can’t, but I’d rather do it while I’m thinking of it.
Cordelia and her friends all really enjoyed their field trip to a high ropes course yesterday. They want to go again. I checked the website for the place she went, and the cost is $45 a person. There’s a much less expensive course near where Scott’s sister lives ($26 a person). I have no idea how the courses compare, but the price difference would make a big difference. Also, the place near Scott’s sister is open through the end of November while the place the class trip went to closes in another week.
I’ve currently got the dishwasher running and a load of laundry to take downstairs. I’ve collected the trash but haven’t taken it outside yet. I need to bake bread, too. I think that will be the extent of my chores for today. I’m going to see about spending the afternoon writing.
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