Today is the Day of Doing Things
I also just started watching Gentleman Jack and it is delightful and supremely full of Looks and Hands and Walking... IDK if I didn't have just so much to do today, I'd probably watch the whole thing in one go.
Bad news: I dropped it into the bottom of the case.
Good news: I fished it out with a pet hair remover sticker stuck onto the end of a broom.
Bad news: When I pulled the dryer out I realized the vent had come undone and my whole alcove was a mess of lint and also I need to fix that.
2. They tell you where they will be hiding.
3. They ask you where they should hide next.
4. You can totally half-ass your hiding spot and it’s still better than theirs.
5. When you ask them where they are they will tell you.
6. They will unexpectedly put your exasperated advice into practice and not giggle when you are within five feet of them.
7. They are so small that even when you know you are within five feet of them you might not be able to see them.
8. When you do find them they will have literally stuck a pillow over themselves for camouflage… and it will have worked.
Best show: The Good Place
Best OTC pain relief: naproxen
Best room of the haunted house: fake backstage
2. One if my friends had her gallbladder out.
3. My dad caught the Sore Throat of Doom (I blame Mom).
4. Another friend had a car accident (mostly okay, but STILL).
5. @ussjellyfish accidentally deleted her blog.
Observations:
Boxes and box mazes are a big hit for kids up to age 34, (at least), although the boxes were too small for the 34-y-o in question.
Four-year-olds ‘get’ the whole presents thing and love to “help” their less-experienced friends with them.
Although some of the men helped tear down, there was a whole group who literally stood around talking while all the women either wrangled kids or chairs or food or decorations. I have seen this before but have very rarely seen the opposite. Bless all people who help tear down box mazes, corral balloons, throw away food, and put shoes on tiny children.