Day 93: Good Friday

 

Today I won't be doing much of anything. Because of my life I am catholic. I don't follow all the rules, but Good Friday is always no red meat... basically only fish or vegetarian options. I'm not really a huge red meat eater, but on a day when I can't have it... I crave it... weird as all shit.

I'm going to try and fix the door under my kitchen sink. I had to o and but a whole different hinge (Well I got my niece to pick it up for me). As the hinge on the door doesn't fit into the fixing plate that we got. I got tired of waiting for the real estate to come and repair it. So, we well tackle it ourselves.

Until tomorrow, remember: It's okay to just have a day when you sit and do nothing.

Day 92: Easter Bonnet Parade

 

We have two Easter bonnet parades... two different schools... two different towns... and both at the exact same time. So, it will be a divide and conquer kind of day. We'll have to decide which of is will have to drive to the kindy in the next town over.

All the kids will be coming home after the parades at it is the start of the Easter holidays. Which reminds me I need to have fish on hand for Good Friday, because for me it is a day of no red meat.

I have a bad headache today. Probably from driving in my old glasses, but until I get up to get my eyes tested again, they will do, as I broke mine when I fell of the top driveways lower edge.

Until tomorrow, remember: Be nice to each other, because you never know what some people are going through.

Day 91: April Fools!

 

I can see that I'm going to have a day of the kids playing pranks on everyone in the house. Not much different to any other day really. I can't count the times I've had Hurricane and Monsoon yelling out ~ I pranked you.

Other than that, I'm not doing much. I have to tidy the garage and get the bin out for collection. Weather permitting, I'll also mow. I don't want it to get too long.

I'll also have to move the still boxed new trampoline. We'll be putting it together over the Easter break. As well as the sandpit. We got one of those ones where it has a wooden lid that can close down of a night to keep the critters out.

Until tomorrow, remember: Count to ten and start again