2. Listened to Neil Diamond. I'm just in the mood to hear his silky smooth voice. Too bad there's only two songs in my iTunes library. If only I could find DH's danged CD.
3. Ate breakfast twice. First was old fashioned oats with brown sugar. I hate instant ... I'm not trying to be an organics elitist by specifying the old fashioned bit (like some bloggers might be). And then it was cold cereal post gym. I guess the oats didn't last like they should have.
4. Clicked on the People online more than once. It's a habit. And a guilty one at that. Why do I even care what celebrities are doing? In my defense, I am better than I used to be. I used to actually read the stories. Now I just click, look and get one with my life (only clicking on the really compelling stories). Sad, sad person that I am.
5. Surfed the internet for DH job opportunities, looked at real estate and got really depressed. How does anyone afford a home?? Even with the drop in market, I'm not seeing a lot of options out there for us. I mean it's not like DH won't make a decent salary once he's practicing, but let's be honest, you don't become rich by being a pediatrician. So we're looking at moderately priced homes, which eliminates a lot of areas we can even apply for jobs in. Will we ever find a place to live and a job???
6. Carried on lengthy conversations with Little C. He's speaking in full-length sentences. Phrases like, "I want one too." Or, "Love you too mom," are commonplace like overnight. He's far more verbally advance than Mr. M was at this age, who gave mostly one word grunts at 2.
It's noon. I wonder what else I can get done today. Or maybe I reached my zenith and the rest is downhill?
It is Just Do It week here ... which means I do have a long list of things I've been avoiding that I need to just bite the bullet and finish. I wonder which ones of those I can muster up enough will power to complete....
4 comments:
Umm, today I've eaten breakfast and lunch. And checked your blog, my daily highlight. Ooo, I showered too, washing my hair, which is a huge accomplishment these days (which is just sad -- sad AND stinky).
You organic elitist you! I'm so with you on the housing situation. I wonder if we'll ever be able to afford a house either. That's why we're looking into places like Texas and North Carolina...yikes! Oh, don't worry, I check People online everyday, too. I blame boredom.
Impressive! My issue is: I have what we call "Super Days", but then I am left completely exhausted and I don't get anything done for the next 3 days - which in the end I am worse off then when I started:)
I also feel guilty about my People online habit! Glad I'm not alone. Oh the shame! But I read the entire Washington Post every Sunday, so does that cancel it out?
And I too am anxiety ridden about ever finding a house. After 8 years of college/med school, internship and a 4 year residency, it's quite possible we'll be renting again after our next move if the Navy sends us to CA. Unbelieveable!
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