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Chuck is back! Superman and I both love this show. It's a spy show that doesn't take itself too seriously, and the new twist for this season is going to be really exciting to watch unfold. I don't think Superman has ever looked forward to the new season of a television show this much!
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I'm officially promising knitting pictures to be posted next week. Bug me about it, okay? I finished two projects this week and I'm going to be blocking one over the weekend, I'm just really being terrible about posting crafty pictures lately for some reason.
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I got my hands on a copy of Elizabeth Zimmerman's Knitter's Almanac that I've been told countless times is a classic volume that every knitter should own. The writing is just cracking me up! The humor is just my taste.
Yes, I'm reading it straight through as a book first. I'll get around to knitting from it soon. :)
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Superman started back to school for his last semester on Monday. That means no one has seen him since last weekend. He's been home pretty much just to sleep, then turn around and do it all again the next day. And on top of his intense school schedule- changes were announced at his job that drastically affect his particular position, so he is job hunting too. He still has a job for now(thank goodness!) but needs to find other employment sooner rather than later.
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One of my big habit changes last year was to stop drinking soda for the most part. My body doesn't deal well with sugar so I just feel better and sleep better without it. I don't struggle with sugary foods necessarily, but soda (Dr. Pepper!!!) is my downfall. I was doing really well through most of the year with occasional lapses, but since January 1 my body is approximately 80% Dr. Pepper, 10% apple pie filling. Why do you think I'm up this late writing and posting quick takes???
What I want to know is how I did so well for such a long period of time and suddenly I'm off the wagon. Apparently somewhere in the back of my head I took that "1 year commitment" thing REALLY literally and January 1 I busted out of that restriction full force.
Back to work on that one.
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Ezra had the brilliant idea yesterday that he could have chocolate for breakfast. He absolutely refused to eat breakfast, instead hollering for chocolate again and again. (Oh, you are your mother's son, child!) I gave him a final "little boys that don't eat meals certainly don't get treats" thing and he settled down. After a bit he looked up at me under those long eyelashes with big blue eyes and said, "chocolate . . . Ezra happy!" then grinned the biggest grin trying to win me over. He seriously believes that being cute wins over everything else and the fact that he already knows this at 2-years-old totally scares me . . . and cracks me up at the same time.
Watch out, girls. He's a sweet talker!
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I'm starting my "Toss 15" project tomorrow. The plan is to spend 30 days cleaning up around here with the goal of getting 15 items a day out of the house, whether that means into the trash, into the donation box, or out to storage. The only things I allow to go to storage are things that we are keeping for potential future kids (like outgrown clothes and toys). A few things will go to a friend or family member who might need it, but much goes to Goodwill. Maybe I'm the only person in the world that does her spring cleaning in January/February, but I figure that since I 'm stuck inside for most of those months I might as well take advantage since my spring months are wild. Plus I'd rather be outside during that time anyway!
Ooo, I love the toss 15 idea!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've been in a purging mood lately. It might be too that I've started doing crafts again and been picking up new crafting supplies, so I need a place to put them, which means cleaning out the old.
ReplyDeleteThe 15 every day thing sounds good!