What are you gonna do tomorrow

[bodie]

I am going to do some gardening for my Mum

 Flowers, vegetables, or both? 

hedge-trimming, cutting grass and fixing fence

["couldbecousin"]

I am going to do some gardening for my Mum

 Flowers, vegetables, or both? 

hedge-trimming, cutting grass and fixing fence

 It will be a long day of hard work!  I assume your Mum will cook a feast to give you strength!   

[Queen Victoria]

I have a feeling there's something I should do, but there's nothing on my calendar.  Maybe I'll deposit my poll commissioner check so we can pay the flood insurance.

["couldbecousin"]

 I'm going to go to work an hour earlier, and get out an hour earlier too!  Sweet!   

['andersom']

Making an appointment with the GP for the youngest, checking her toe. I think she is OK, but, better safe than sorry.

 What happened to the toe?   

Similar to what happened to your pinky.

A cart with a tumbling mat on it ran over her toe, and cracked her toenail in two. She's been very brave about it, and there was no infection, but someone advised to get the nail-bed checked, so, now most of the swelling has gone, we've done that. And it is all looking good. The nail is gone, and the healing is going very nicely. Yesterday it still looked like something fit for on the BBQ, this morning it looked like a proper toe again.

[renaeden]

Going to a craft show at the Perth Convention Centre. I have been going to it for the last two years and every time I have gotten a headache as it is so visually overwhelming. So I am taking some pain meds with me this time.

['andersom']

Going to a craft show at the Perth Convention Centre. I have been going to it for the last two years and every time I have gotten a headache as it is so visually overwhelming. So I am taking some pain meds with me this time.

Hope they'll help you having lots of fun.

["couldbecousin"]

Going to a craft show at the Perth Convention Centre. I have been going to it for the last two years and every time I have gotten a headache as it is so visually overwhelming. So I am taking some pain meds with me this time.

Hope they'll help you having lots of fun.

 Would sunglasses also help with the visual overload?   

[odeon]

Sunglasses are very useful for that sort of thing, in my experience.

I have no idea what I'm going to do tomorrow.

[midlifeaspie]

Hide from the Rapture martians

[renaeden]

Going to a craft show at the Perth Convention Centre. I have been going to it for the last two years and every time I have gotten a headache as it is so visually overwhelming. So I am taking some pain meds with me this time.

Hope they'll help you having lots of fun.

 Would sunglasses also help with the visual overload?   

I already wear Irlen lenses which are pretty dark (blue/purple) and they proved to be good enough this year as I didn't get a headache. Bought some glittery yarn that I could use for braiding which I might do again after exams are over.

[lutra]

Not that much probably but in the afternoon I'm going to look at yet another chalet. Weather is said to be nice tomorrow and if so, I think I'm going to make a long bike ride too. (Well also other things I normally do of course, like grocery shopping, making dinner, blahiah.. )

['andersom']

Not that much probably but in the afternoon I'm going to look at yet another chalet. Weather is said to be nice tomorrow and if so, I think I'm going to make a long bike ride too. (Well also other things I normally do of course, like grocery shopping, making dinner, blahiah.. )

For holidays or residence?


I'm gonna go at my colleague and have a chat with our boss together. She wanted to meet us one on one after eachother. We have decided we will join forces and talk to her together. 

For the rest, mail, parenting, getting youngest to training. Long day.

[odeon]

Work, as usual.

[lutra]

'For holidays or residence?'

I'm searching for a nice chalet to live in and need me to find something, cheaper than I have now, in the future. Well, no drama (at all) here but looking forwards a bit and thinking a nice 'camping' in a forest area is thé cheapest way to live quite comfortably. Buying a chalet, making it my own.. changing things, on a piece of land/with a garden on a nice park and paying quite a bit lower monthly costs.. is better than me current situation.

I like my peace and quiet too.