Here I am! Very, very late, but here, nonetheless.
Things have been crazy at work, so while I tried to peek at the MMP once or twice today, I did not have the time to post. In fact, I too, ended up staying late at work.
I’m sorry to hear the boy is sick, Rigsy, I hope he gets to feeling better soon. I also hope he doesn’t pass it on to you. I do not miss cleaning up projectile vomit. I once had the same thing happen with my daughter. All over her bed, all over the hallway leading to the bedrooms, and splashed clear up on to the walls. It was most definitely gross. Fortunately, I have a strong stomach when it comes to those things.
I’ve been thinking about a trip to Costco and remembered I had a two percent rebate check from them. I get two percent of my purchases back every year in the form of a check. So, anyway, I hadn’t even bothered to open it and I’ve had it for almost two months now. I opened it expecting it to be around $200.00. Well, HARRRRUMH! It was only $73.00! I was all :dubious:, because I know I spent a significant amount of money there over the last year. I guess I didn’t spend as much as I thought, or perhaps, I didn’t get credit for everything. I dunno.
I guess it’ll buy some staples like milk, bread, eggs, and the giganto bag of dog food I need for my dog.
I think some of us have the same mommy. Enough said there.
Also, MIL was very ticked at Mr. Taters and I. Her birthday was this last Saturday. I don’t know why, but I had it in my head that her birthday was Sunday. At any rate, our niece called us late Saturday night to remind us, so the hubby called MIL right away to wish her a Happy Birthday. She let him know how unhappy she was. Yeah…greeeeaaaaaat.
Hubby is notoriously bad with dates. She knows this. Hell, he can’t remember my birthday or our wedding anniversary date. I have to remind him ahead of time.
So, Tuesday, the hubby goes over to MIL’s house with some flowers and a card. She AGAIN let him know how unhappy she was that he hadn’t called her sooner on Saturday. Mr. Taters reminded her how notoriously bad he was with dates, but she didn’t like that. So, he mentioned the fact (not that it really bothered us) that she didn’t call to wish us a happy anniversary. (It was last Friday, and a belated thanks for all the congrats and well wishes). She replied, “Well, I was at Irene’s house”. Um, so what. Irene lives here in town. She too, had ALL day and night to call us.
At any rate, it didn’t really bother us, but he wanted her to know that it’s most definitely a two way street. Frankly, it doesn’t bother me if my birthday or anniversary or anything like that isn’t acknowledged, outside of my husband and kids. Maybe I’m different, I dunno.
I’ve been kind of sort of thinking about getting an MP3 player or something to take to work. It would be nice to listen to my music and not be bothered my all the visitors to other people in my office. It get’s kind of busy and loud in there sometimes and I find it difficult to concentrate if I have a particularly problematic spreadsheet or analysis I’m trying to do.
Speaking of spreadsheets…Swampy, why don’t you lock the cells with formulas so that people can’t mess them up? I learned this lesson the hard way.
Canineservant, when you say you clean tubs, do you clean them so they’re “man-clean”, or “woman-clean”? I have a huge, enormous, gargantuan tub. I rarely use it. It takes so much water, that the water starts running cold and I have to wait for it the water heater to warm up. Honestly, I think I’ve used that tub maybe 10 times in the last nearly four years. I’m a shower kind of gal.
ME, it’s good to see you again!
It is very cold here. We’ve had frozen fog and icy streets for the last several mornings. My driveway is an ice slick. It was slippery enough with just the unmelted frost/rime on it, but hubby decided to wash his pick-up when he got home. Maneuvering to the rigs tomorrow morning will be quite interesting. He told me he kept sliding down the driveway as he was washing his truck. That had to be interesting to watch. He was cracking one of the neighbors right the hell up.
Hugs and smooches to all. I think I’m gonna watch the local news now.