The Week

Monday was my Saturday this week, although I didn't go grocery shopping. That happened on the real Saturday. On Monday I had no children to keep track of and nowhere to go, so I stayed home and climbed a mountain instead, a mountain of laundry. It isn't that I was behind on my washing, it's just that I was catching up with bedding and the weekend accumulation of adult sized clothing.

Tuesday arrived in Monday fashion with children to put on the school bus. I went to Ladies' Prayer for the first time in a few weeks, a much needed spiritual encouragement. Tuesday evening found James and I meeting my son's future mother in law fro dinner at Carrabba's. She was flying into Rochester for a business trip and it seemed the perfect time to get acquainted. We likely won't meet again until Jim and Michele get married in April.

Yesterday was Wednes- day. I had one of those crazy dreams in the night. You know the kind, the ones that leave you feeling stressed out and exhausted? I was so sleepy in the morning that I decided to walk my treadmill mile at 7:30 and see if it helped wake me up. I was just taking the girls out to meet the bus when Leta arrived with my grandchildren. I had four wildflowers for the morning (one of them being my regular "non-grandchild" charge). We played with my new box of Play-do, got out all the Hot-wheels cars, stepped over dishes, and moved window decals from the door to the fridge to the stove... I finished out the day by helping Mom with a shower where we discovered she is missing one hearing aide. Blah. I still haven't found it. I wouldn't be too concerned if she had been home all day like normal, but she went out with my sister in the afternoon and I have no clue when it went missing.

Today seems a bit more "normal" although my middle school charge will be arriving not long after noon. It's a half day for grades 5-12. Tonight I am heading over to Bethany's house for a Norwex demonstration. She is starting up a new business selling cleaning supplies with a focus on some really great microfiber cleaning cloths. I have to say, they really are very nice, much better than using old rags or paper towels. My windows have never been so clean and all I need to use is water.

Tomorrow will probably seem boring after all the other weekly activities. Won't that be nice?