What are you gonna do tomorrow

[Lestat]

Celebrating my 26th b/day tomorrow.

[MissKitty]

Splashpad? Is that like a swimming pool?

I am putting my car in for a service then am catching the train and bus to autism group. We are supposed to be talking about holidays and showing photos. I don't have any photos because they are all in storage but I can talk about the times I went to Thailand and Japan.

No, it's like a park with a bunch of sprinklers for the kids to run though. Lots of fun for the kids and they're operated by the city and free. We're under another heat alert today.



Tomorrow is more cleaning, and getting ladybug ready to go back to her Dad's for the holiday weekend. Looking forward to 3 kid free days so I can catch up on stuff around the house.

[midlifeaspie]

Celebrating my 26th b/day tomorrow.

Holy shit - he's alive 

[Queen Victoria]

Splashpad? Is that like a swimming pool?

I am putting my car in for a service then am catching the train and bus to autism group. We are supposed to be talking about holidays and showing photos. I don't have any photos because they are all in storage but I can talk about the times I went to Thailand and Japan.

No, it's like a park with a bunch of sprinklers for the kids to run though. Lots of fun for the kids and they're operated by the city and free. We're under another heat alert today.



Tomorrow is more cleaning, and getting ladybug ready to go back to her Dad's for the holiday weekend. Looking forward to 3 kid free days so I can catch up on stuff around the house.

What's aggravating is that they have a cut off age of 12 and under here.  I know a lot of grownups who would love to just bring a chair and sit under the spray.

[MissKitty]

Really? I don't think they have an age restriction here, that I know about anyway. I've been with the aspie teens before and no one said anything and parents have been playing around in them with their kids.

['andersom']

Work, pay the dresses I took home to try on.

And, later, I'm going to write a lettre.

Start of weekend too.

Kids need some serious unwinding, and I do too, I guess.

[Queen Victoria]

Really? I don't think they have an age restriction here, that I know about anyway. I've been with the aspie teens before and no one said anything and parents have been playing around in them with their kids.

There's only 2 that I know of in the area.  It's probably just a local thing to do with insurance.  That's why our recreation department got rid of swings for older kids in the playgrounds despite having the soft padding underfoot.

[Parts]

Having a tag sale at the house tomorrow and Saturday.  I'm going to tag sales myself in the early hours while my wife watches the sale

[skyblue1]

work, work work work

['andersom']

Sleep in. 

[MissKitty]

Clean out all of my kitchen cabinets and take out everything I don't need to keep and give everything a good scrub down.

[midlifeaspie]

Continue packing.  Having everything you own in boxes is a pain in the ass 

[MissKitty]

Continue packing.  Having everything you own in boxes is a pain in the ass 

Up until I got married, I spent most of my life moving. I always hated the packing up process, but loved the unpacking. Don't know why. Packing felt exhausting, and I guess because one discovers how much crap one really does own but finding places to put everything away and get organized felt good.

[midlifeaspie]

Continue packing.  Having everything you own in boxes is a pain in the ass 

Up until I got married, I spent most of my life moving. I always hated the packing up process, but loved the unpacking. Don't know why. Packing felt exhausting, and I guess because one discovers how much crap one really does own but finding places to put everything away and get organized felt good.

Yes, that part is nice.  I love organizing and giving everything a home.  Part of what sucks packing is everything is jumbled up and I don't know where everything is.

[MissKitty]

Continue packing.  Having everything you own in boxes is a pain in the ass 

Up until I got married, I spent most of my life moving. I always hated the packing up process, but loved the unpacking. Don't know why. Packing felt exhausting, and I guess because one discovers how much crap one really does own but finding places to put everything away and get organized felt good.

Yes, that part is nice.  I love organizing and giving everything a home.  Part of what sucks packing is everything is jumbled up and I don't know where everything is.

Yes that part is really stressful