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Weekend was very quiet. Saturday I did laundry, went to the bank to see about ordering Euros for my trip, and vegged out at night. Sunday was church, where I checked the supply of novelty scarves, then over to Una's for what the perfidious louts BBC America had advertised as a Doctor Who marathon, only to find that it was a "Tribute to Princess Diana even though her death anniversary was in August" marathon. We watched "The Next Iron Chef" instead, and I finished another little scarf. Go me.
Monday I wrote, listened to my All-Audio Italian CDs a bit, vented a bit to Roomie about the political mess of our country and reciprocated when she needed to vent about work, and trolled the political blogging sites. Today was more of the same, only with a detour to get Sapphy an oil change. And since said oil change was over at Mountain Farms Mall, I decided to have dinner at the local Panera (yum) and pick up a bagel for breakfast tomorrow.
This weekend: order Euros before the exchange rate changes too much (I'm thinking $500 should do for a week's worth of food, museum admissions, and bus/taxi fares - opinions?), start cleaning the catastrophic mess that is my living room, and dig out some Easton Press books to exchange at Sage Books for double store credit so I can do my Christmas shopping. Also, sleep. :D
Monday I wrote, listened to my All-Audio Italian CDs a bit, vented a bit to Roomie about the political mess of our country and reciprocated when she needed to vent about work, and trolled the political blogging sites. Today was more of the same, only with a detour to get Sapphy an oil change. And since said oil change was over at Mountain Farms Mall, I decided to have dinner at the local Panera (yum) and pick up a bagel for breakfast tomorrow.
This weekend: order Euros before the exchange rate changes too much (I'm thinking $500 should do for a week's worth of food, museum admissions, and bus/taxi fares - opinions?), start cleaning the catastrophic mess that is my living room, and dig out some Easton Press books to exchange at Sage Books for double store credit so I can do my Christmas shopping. Also, sleep. :D
