Rise & Shine
I've got to run Sandy into school early because Wednesday is late start for The Child but Sandy's group has a tour that starts at the regular school time and aside from being her mom for a week, I've already put the kybosh on her and The Child going to a basketball game tonight because I have to work late and don't want to have to stay out late fetching children from an athletic competition although I'm making it up to them by getting a pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream (Phish Food, my favorite) with the free coupon I got from Credo Mobile because they're so nice there.
It's ok about the early start anyway because I have to be trained on some software today and get ready for a tour by mucky mucks later in the day so it's all good, although I kinda wish I'd waited to wear my killer dress today.
I had a creamy chicken enchilada for breakfast this morning. I love my job.
It's ok about the early start anyway because I have to be trained on some software today and get ready for a tour by mucky mucks later in the day so it's all good, although I kinda wish I'd waited to wear my killer dress today.
I had a creamy chicken enchilada for breakfast this morning. I love my job.
Labels: assorted things, Australian children, The Job
cobbled together by Moi at 6:40 AM
7 Comments:
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Good for you. Staying busy is a good thing for awhile and it seems like wisdom to not do everything to the point it makes ya sick.
Although, maybe as host ya shoulda gotten Sandys fav. Uhh, do they have B & Js downunder?
Last Wednesday of Bush!!!
Peace
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You are so mean and then so nice with the Ben and Jerry's...way to have the counter balance.
I love that you ate mexican food for breakfast.
heya rainey - did you see b&j s created a "Yes, Pecan" flavor? I AM TOTALLY LOVING THIS KINDA STUFF. *giggle*
Hum.....I am waiting to hear if the ice cream is a good substitute for the game where there will be boys, fun,, giggling and other teenage stuff.
Blowing in to say, Lorraine and wishing I now had some ice cream...
Hope you are well. It sounds as if you are...
Whoops- blowing in to say hi, that is...
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