Good morning Lounge

[MissHoneychurch]

How are you today? I woke up early and came to work a little bit earlier. Maybe I can leave earlier too :D
Last night I continued packing. It is not fun to live between boxes x( Good thing I am gone pretty much all of next week (Wednesday through Sunday)

Picture(s) of the Day ... as by request from AirmensMom ... my moving experience ..

My recent apartment when in order (more or less)



So I'm not the most orderly person on the world ....


Now how it looks these days ...

Empty boxes, already folded


Packing my books - it is even more empty now :cry:


Stacks of boxes already packed

[Guava Jelly]

1. Good morning MissH

Ouch..I don't envy you on the moving..:hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

3. Good morning GoP

3 more weeks ... 3 more weeks .... and 1 not home .... 3 more weeks .... 3 more week .... :rofl:

How are you doing?

:hi: :loveya: :hug:

[Guava Jelly]

4. I'm good.

I'm about to head to my shop and force myself to get on the treadmill :)
:hi: :loveya:

[MissHoneychurch]

6. Good to hear

:hi:

Enjoy the treadmill :D

[Jamastiene]

2. I don't evny you one bit.

I hate moving with a passion. It feels like my whole world is falling apart. It just sucks the life right out of me. I don't know why moving feels that way to me, but it does. It's almost like a weak moment when bad luck or some demon can just come in and sweep me away and no one would know. That's what moving feels like to me. I wonder if there is a name for fear of moving?

[MissHoneychurch]

5. Chaos??

I think a lot of people feel that way. Your world is changing, you have to seperate from stuff you love but don't need ... everything is in a total chaos and mess and you still have to try to keep the oversight .... Your comfort zone is being invaded.

I don't know any people who like moving.

:hug:

[Jamastiene]

9. That is true.

I guess part of my problem is that when I was a kid, I always dreamed of moving into my dream home and everything being neat and orderly. The reality for me was, that my aunt's home, my childhood home, was foreclosed on, and we HAD to move. Only thing is, my aunt didn't tell anyone until the morning of the eviction. There was a mix up in the sheriff's department and they had to come back on the Monday with the paperwork. We had the weekend to get 26 years of family memories and everything out. We lost a lot of stuff. It was a sad sad time for me.

Even though that move was horrifying and felt so bad for me, my next move was not much better. It was the dead of winter and everything was in such disarray.

I'm one of those people who has a favorite comfy chair and all my most necessary items all around me. I hate moving. You are right. It's the chaos.

:hug:

[Eurobabe]

7. I agree, moving sucks!

BUT, if you are going to your OWN place, it's worth the chaos. :D

Be glad that you don't live with a man who insists on having the house all put back together within a week of the move. Now THAT is stressful. :grr:

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. I still have boxes in the basement

... that we haven't unpacked since we moved into this house. 25 years ago.

:rofl:


I bet there's some very useful stuff in there.

Good luck with your new place, MHC!

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

12. Thank you

so far I have one unpacked box in my basement. It has all the papers from my college in it. Not that I need it anymore but I still like to know that I have it :rofl:

I might pack my stuffed animals in a box and leave them in the box too :blush:

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

11. Wasn't he in the house before you???

why didn't he do it?? :shrug:

I know, my own condo is worth the chaos. And I have help. I think I will get most stuff done the weekend after the move. I mean I only move from a 2 room apartment into a 3 room apartment ... not a house.

:hug: :loveya: :hi:

[Callalily]

10. Good morning MissH!

Thanks for posting your moving pictures. It sure brings back memories.

Although not a fun project, just think, in a few weeks you'll be in your own place. You are truly going to LOVE that feeling, and then you'll realize all this stress and upheaval is worth it.

We're in the midst of a big snow storm. Too dark right now to take pics, but it's just beautiful outside. It's days like this that I'm so happy I moved closer to work. I hated, hated driving in this type of weather.

:hug: :hi: :loveya:

p.s. Of course you get to leave work early! :evilgrin:

[MissHoneychurch]

13. Good morning Simply

:hi: :hug: :loveya:

If I can leave at 4pm that will be fine with me too :)

Time for my lunch break :P See you later

[Callalily]

14. I always seem to catch

you eating! :rofl:

Have a great break!

[MissHoneychurch]

17. Well, I always have lunch between noon and 1pm

so your chances are pretty good to catch me eating :rofl:

[Callalily]

45. So did you have a good lunch!

I'm going to see if I can work through my lunch break, (eat at my desk) and leave an hour early. I want to start my weekend early too.

[MissHoneychurch]

74. Sure enough had

:D

And after work it will be Christmas Market again and a Glühwein :D

[Callalily]

84. Drinking Glühwein is getting

to be quite a habit of yours! :rofl:

I've got a party to go to this evening, but I think I'm going to bail. Weather's bad, so I think I'm just going to head home after work, throw a couple of logs in the fireplace, and relax.

[MissHoneychurch]

88. It is the time of the year

I sure don't drink Glühwein in the summer :rofl:

[Callalily]

98. My computer is wacky. Looks like

I double posted. Oh well.

Yes, sangria is for summer.

Pic of empty sangria pitcher from last summer. Yes, it was good. :rofl:

I've got to get some work done, so I'm wishing you a great day, and a great weekend.

Have fun tonight!

:hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

104. See!!!

that is like drinking Glühwein, except it has fruit in it and is cold :rofl:

I wish you a wonderful day and weekend too!!!!

:hug: :loveya: :hi:

[Callalily]

85. Drinking Glühwein is getting

to be quite a habit of yours! :rofl:

I've got a party to go to this evening, but I think I'm going to bail. Weather's bad, so I think I'm just going to head home after work, throw a couple of logs in the fireplace, and relax.

[AirmensMom]

22. Good morning, SF!

:hi: :loveya: :hug:

Isn't moving just the most fun in the world? :silly:

Stormy weather? I'm glad you moved closer to work, too. Driving in bad weather sucks! :hug:

I wonder ... did I get here early enough to see you today?

[Callalily]

43. GOOD MORNING AIRMENSMOM!

Well, I'm at work and thought I'd check here quick, and 'lo and behold, I can say good morning to you! Finally, after all these days! I'm so excited! :woohoo:

Yes, we've got a nice big snow storm going right now. My office window overlooks a common area, large pine trees, a few more unknown (at least to me) trees, a picnic table and a bench. Snow is coming down very steady and wind is blowing. It's just beautiful!

:hi: :hug: :loveya:

[AirmensMom]

55. OMG!

:hi: You're here! :woohoo::hug: :yourock:


Do you have your camera? :bounce:


Oh ... here:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=4674237&mesg_id=4674237 :rofl:

[Callalily]

71. For you! I put on my jacket

and boots and went out to take a pic. It's snowing even harder now!

That's my beautiful view. I get to look out on that every day. In the spring/summer, there's flowers planted. I am blessed!

[AirmensMom]

82. Oh wow, thanks!

:hug: That's fabulous! :bounce: Looks a bit cold, though ... thank you for making the sacrifice! :hug:

[Callalily]

92. Oh you're more than

welcome. I've been here a little over an hour and hardly did any real work, so I'm going to sign off for now.

Wishing you a great day!

:hug:

[AirmensMom]

94. Have a wonderful day

and weekend! I'm glad we finally got to see each other! :loveya: :hug: :hi:

[malta blue]

15. Morning Miss H

I am checking in early today - I have to go buy a new door for my house.

Someone burglarized my home yesterday :scared: and stole a large amount of jewelry :cry:

I hope today is a better day.

[MissHoneychurch]

16. Oh NO!!!!!

:hug:

I am so sorry!!! That really sucks. I hope they find the thief :hug:

[AirmensMom]

40. Oh no!

I'm so sorry that happened. :hug: :grouphug:

[blueraven95]

18. good afternoon!

Do you have any interesting plans (besides packing) for this weekend?

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

19. Good morning blueraven

:hi: :hug: :loveya:

Not really, today after work I will go for a Glühwein again and maybe tomorrow evening with my friend (the one you saw in my thread yesterday). Other than that ... packing and being lazy in between.

[blueraven95]

20. I highly recommend the being lazy part

I mopped my bathroom last night, tonight I'll be cleaning my kitchen, and hopefully over the course of the weekend, I will mop the rest of the apartment. Exciting, I know, but I've got people coming to stay over the next two weeks so I've got to clean up. :(

:hug: :loveya:

[MissHoneychurch]

25. I will have to clean a bit too

I need to really really clean the oven since the lady who is moving in after me will buy the kitchen from me. So the equipment has to be spotless. As good as possible.

But the being lazy part will take up a lot of time :D

[blueraven95]

27. ugh, I hate cleaning ovens

I do not envy you.

Yay for lazy! :D

[MissHoneychurch]

31. I hate it too

but it has to be done. I will feel better once I got it clean. Thanks for cleaning sprays :)

[blueraven95]

42. still, ick.

:hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

47. LOL

I will be lazy after I cleaned it :rofl:

[blueraven95]

60. hey

that's totally okay.

I had to take a class on overcoming procrastination at work (silly classes they make everyone take) and they said that the way to achieve your goals is to work on them first before you goof off. :banghead: :rofl:

[MissHoneychurch]

64. Now really????

and for that you had to take a class????? :wow:

[blueraven95]

68. I know!

It was 8 hours long too! You should have heard the dumb questions people asked. You'd think there would be smarter people working at universities!


At least an old friend of mine (from high school) also works in the university system, so she had to take it to. We actually resorted to passing notes in the last couple of hours so that we wouldn't fall asleep!

[MissHoneychurch]

77. Ugh ... that is torture

how in the world can you talk 8 hours about "work before you goof off"????

Only in the last two hours??? No way to sneak out????

[blueraven95]

80. unfortunately

it is possible to talk for 8 hours about "work before you goof off", I never would have thought it, but...well, I've sat through it.


They expect people to try and sneak out, so they take attendance at the beginning and end of the course. It's the only time I feel like my employer doesn't treat us like adults. :shrug:

[MissHoneychurch]

95. So you could have sneaked out

and come back at the end. Haven't you learned anything at college? :rofl:

[blueraven95]

101. I guess we could have.

Oh well. Next time.


Of course I didn't do that in college. I was a perfect student. O8)

:rofl:

[MissHoneychurch]

106. If you say so

:rofl:

I hope there won't be a next time for such a stupid class :eyes:

[blueraven95]

109. oh there will...

we have to take 3 days of them a year. Blech.


I'm heading to a meeting. If I don't see you afterwards, have a good weekend! :hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

111. Enjoy the meeting

:D

I wish you a wonderful weekend too!! :hug:

[AirmensMom]

23. Good morning, blueraven!

:hi: :loveya: :hug:

Guess what? It's FRIDAY! :bounce: Did you make through the day OK yesterday?

[blueraven95]

26. lol, I just said hi to you below!

:hug:

Yesterday was sooooo incredibly quiet, so even though I had a lot to do, the day dragged by! I'm hoping today won't be the same.

[AirmensMom]

30. Just stay here with us.

We can make the day fly by. :bounce:

[blueraven95]

32. I'm going to try.

Except for meetings, etc.

[AirmensMom]

35. Meetings on Friday?

Now that's just not right! x(

Oh, I forgot -- I was supposed to go shopping with harleykid today. But it's going to be warm and rain so we're going Monday instead. We don't want the groceries to get warm and both of us hate shopping in the rain. Monday will be cold and sunny. She's cooking Christmas dinner for us for the first time. Our other daughter and her family are coming too. Going to be fun, I think! I can't remember when we've all been together for Christmas. :bounce:

[blueraven95]

41. that sounds wonderful!

we celebrate Hannukah, so our family celebration is going to be on Dec. 26th. I'm so glad my mom is hosting it, because they throw the best parties, but it means I'm going to be there early to help out. :silly:

[AirmensMom]

50. Cool!

Do you exchange gifts? Is there special music? :bounce:

Helping out isn't nearly as stressful has hosting, even if you do have to help. ;)

[blueraven95]

53. it's fun

we light candles, and play dreidel (a game with a spinning top, in case you don't know), and exchange gifts. There's a lot of music associated with the holiday, and since there are a lot of musicians in my family, there are generally long music breaks. It's generally a lot of fun.

[AirmensMom]

56. Yes, I do know!

I don't know how I know, but I do. :shrug: Sounds like a lot of fun, and not too different from our celebrations ... except that we play spin the bottle. No, wait. That was in high school. :blush:

So everyone brings their instruments and plays? :bounce: That's one thing I miss a lot.

[blueraven95]

62. lol

for shame :rofl:


yep, everyone brings instruments, and there are a lot of singers too. My dad can play just about anything, if he wants too, including unreal instruments. I have a friend who likes to invent instruments - he made a working version of the Vulcan lyre (as seen on Star Trek), not only did my dad recognize immediately what it was, he went on to play it for 2 hours, and earned the (totally unofficial) title of master player. :bounce:

[AirmensMom]

65. It was fun.

:blush:

Your dad sounds talented! Do you sing or play an instrument? I used to play violin and piano, but I suck at both now.

Mind if I crash your party? :evilgrin:

[blueraven95]

70. he is talented...

I sing a little, but I'm practically the only person without formal training. Still, people don't generally complain too much when I'm singing. :rofl:

My mother and my younger sister play the cello, my other sister resolutely pretends she has no musical talent, so she's very rusty. One of my aunts plays guitar and piano, and is a formally trained singer. Both of her daughters sing too. There's more, but that's it off the top of my head.


Sure, come on up! The more the merrier. :party:

[AirmensMom]

87. I took voice lessons

in college. After a while, the professor said, "maybe it's the song ..." :rofl: Yeah, I can carry a tune, but that's all. Nothing extra. My mom could sing like a bird.

OMG, what a talented family!

That would be fun. Wish I could! :party:

[blueraven95]

100. personally,

I think it's that you do sing that's more important than if you sing perfectly. I know some people who really can't carry a tune, who sing all the time anyway, and as far as I can tell, they are calmer and happier people because of it.


Next time you'll come :D


Actually, in my opinion, the better party is on New Year's Eve. A whole bunch of my family's friends get together in this huge house in Virginia. It's whole families getting together, and we only do it once a year so it's really cool. The house was hand built by our friends who own it, and it's gorgeous. The whole group gets together and plays games and music, etc., etc. until after midnight, and then generally we put on classic movies until sunrise. We all crash for a couple of hours, and then spend New Year's Day together. That's the one you should come to, it's my favorite holiday of the year.

[AirmensMom]

102. Well, I do sing.

Probably drives harleydad nuts, although he never says so. When music is playing, I sing right along. :rofl:

Yay! :bounce:

Oh, that does sound like a good party! We don't do much at all for New Year's Eve. I'd love to come to that!

[blueraven95]

105. so what if it drives anyone nuts.

do it anyway :bounce:


It is a good party! And you are always welcome!



I'm about to head to a meeting, I'll be back later!

[AirmensMom]

108. True!

I have to go to. Just found out we need to help a friend with something.

Have a good meeting! :hi:

[AirmensMom]

21. Good morning, MissHC!

:hi: :loveya: :hug:

Wow, it does look like you're moving! :bounce: LOVE the pics! :fistbump:

Don't you know how it goes when you get up early and arrive at work early? You have to stay LATER to make up for it! :rofl:

[blueraven95]

24. morning AirmensMom!

How are you? Any exciting plans for the weekend?

[AirmensMom]

28. We posted

at the same time! :rofl:


I'm fine, thanks. Nothing exciting for the weekend. I've been cleaning out closets and such, so will probably continue. I like everything to be sorted out and orderly ... helps relieve stress to get rid of the clutter. Getting close to the end of it and then maybe I'll clean the floors. Who knows? :shrug:

What about you? The weekend is finally almost here. Are you taking time off for the holidays?

[blueraven95]

34. yep, I'm cleaning too!

I hate it, but I like the results, so I'll continue on.


I have from 12:30pm on Christmas Eve until January 4th off - and I'm really going to enjoy the break! It's been a long time since I've had that much time to myself.

[AirmensMom]

38. I hate it, too.

But I've learned that it's much more enjoyable with music playing. How did I ever live without my iPod? :rofl:

WOW, that's quite a break! I hope you find some fun things to do for yourself!

[blueraven95]

44. this is kind of amusing,

holding two conversations like this.

I agree, music is important. For some reason I've been listening to a lot of big band/jazz from the 40s when I've been cleaning recently.


I'm afraid that even though it's a big break, I'm going to be extremely busy. I have friends coming into town, the family party, and I'll be going away for New Years - we go to a friend's house in Virginia every year. I'm hoping for some down time, but I don't expect much of it.

[AirmensMom]

48. MissHC and I

do it all the time. :rofl:

Very interesting! I've been listening to Christmas music. I wasn't in the mood to at first, but we have some really nice music (Musica Sacra, Robert Shaw, Chanticleer, etc.) so I thought I'd put it on. It definitely put me in the mood!


Ack! That sounds like too much work. I hope you can find a way to get some time to yourself. Maybe after the 1st?

[blueraven95]

51. probably after the first.

that's why I decided to take the 2nd off too - so I'd have 3 days just to myself. :D

[AirmensMom]

57. Yay!

I hope you have some nice relaxing days then. What will you do, read a book?

[blueraven95]

probably read.

I'm hoping to take the camera out for some good photos (maybe we'll get snow!).

I have both a knitting project and a needlepoint project I'm working on - I'd like to make some progress on those, but the knitting, at least, I can work on while I'm talking to other people.

Stuff like that. Maybe even go to the movies. There are a few things out I want to see.

What about you, do you have any plans besides Christmas dinner?

[AirmensMom]

73. Ah ...

Makes me relax just to think about it!

Sounds like you have some nice ideas!

Well, I don't know how long the kids are staying. Harleykid and her husband live close by, but the others are from out of town and staying with us. It's a bit hard to pin them down as to when and how long. Nothing new. We never know what to expect until they get here. We don't even know whether to expect them on the 24th or 25th, or if they're coming here first or going to harleykid's house. That child did not take after me. ;)

Once everyone leaves, harleydad will probably do a little work on the barn he's building. If it's not too cold, I'll "help" him ... meaning that I'll stand around and watch. :rofl: Or maybe I'll sit in front of the fire and do some reading.

[blueraven95]

75. geez,

that would drive me crazy, not knowing when people were showing up. I'd be climbing the walls.


What are you going to put in the barn? Personally I like your definition of helping, although I'd add "making sure there is hot chocolate ready when he comes in freezing". :D

[AirmensMom]

79. We're used to it.

We've known her all her life, after all. First she's not coming, then she's coming but can't make it for Christmas, then she's coming for Christmas. But there's still time for something to change. I don't do a lot to get ready for them, just make sure we have clean towels and food. And she's the mother of our only grandchild, so we cut her a LOT of slack!

He's building it from scratch. It's at the point where it's framed, has a concrete floor, roof, and OSB on the sides. No doors or windows yet, but the openings are there. He's going to side it with hemlock board & batten, but that hasn't started yet. And he's going to make the doors out of the same. The barn is made out of rough cut red oak. It's pretty cool!

Yeah, I bring the hot chocolate. And donuts if I go to town. :9

[blueraven95]

83. well, I guess if it's a matter of seeing the grandkid

then I understand the being patient. :D


That sounds like an awesome barn. You will absolutely have to post pictures.

[AirmensMom]

89. Absolutely.

He's the apple of my eye. We understand each other very well. And when he acts up, his mom calls me and says, "Will you please talk to him?" :rofl:

I'll send you a pic if I have one. How's that?

[blueraven95]

91. I had (and still have) that kind of relationship with my grandma

I think it's awesome when grandkids really get to know their grandparents - I think a lot don't get the chance.


I can't wait to see that pic :D

[AirmensMom]

96. That's cool.

My grandma never really paid much attention to me until I was grown up. Now she's gone, but at least we had some time together. But not like it is with my grandson and me. I'm glad you have a good relationship with your grandma.

Working on it now ... :D

[MissHoneychurch]

29. Good morning AirmensMom

it does look like it? Doesn't it?

It will be 4pm when I leave :D

I can't really say I am very productive today. I chat a lot with people here .... :blush:

[AirmensMom]

33. Not productive? You?

Well, it's not like anyone gets work done this time of year. We used to call Christmas week IPV* for people who didn't have enough vacation time to stay home. :rofl:

*In Plant Vacation

There's too much excitement to be able to concentrate on work, eh?

[MissHoneychurch]

36. You are correct

also there is a buzz here because a colleague we all like got another position in the house. We were all rooting for him. He really got the position and another friend of mine is getting his former position.

I also try to find out how Goethe was called as a child by his parents :crazy:

:D

[AirmensMom]

37. There you have it.

No one can possibly be expected to work today. :D


Not going shopping today after all. So I'm going to continue my sorting out. :bounce:

[MissHoneychurch]

49. At least I pretend to be

:rofl:

Why no shopping? Not that I mind to have you here a bit longer :)

[AirmensMom]

52. Because

it's warm today (already 57) and going to rain. We're buying groceries and want to have lunch and do some last minute Christmas shopping, but harleykid doesn't want to have to worry about the groceries getting warm in the car and we both hate shopping in the rain. Monday will be cold and sunny. Perfect!

I'll be here a bit longer. Having a bit of trouble getting started today. :D

[MissHoneychurch]

54. OK

then you can help me to find out how Goethe was called as a kid by his parents ....

[AirmensMom]

58. Um ...

wait a minute. You're the one with all the books about him! Unfair advantage, I'm afraid. :shrug:

[MissHoneychurch]

63. We know she called him "Hätschelhans"

and in a children's book about Goethe's youth I found the names "Plappermaul" and "Guelfus". No chance to verify that. :shrug:

[AirmensMom]

66. How 'bout just

Johnny? :shrug:




:rofl:

[MissHoneychurch]

67. ROFL

:spray: :rofl:

Lemme guess, you have problems pronouncing the names :P

[AirmensMom]

69. Not at all.

But Johann translates to John, doesn't it? And most little boys with the name of John are called Johnny. Or Jack! Yeah, that's it! Jack! :bounce:

[MissHoneychurch]

72. But his name was Johann Wolfgang

so what do you do with the "Wolfgang"? Huh??? Huh????

[AirmensMom]

78. We generally

don't mention the middle name unless it's to yell at the kid. So affectionately, we would call him Johnny or Jack. But if he's in trouble and we need to yell at him, it would be, "Johann Wolfgang, get your little butt over here!"

Now, if he had siblings, that would be another story. Generally, you have to go down the entire roll call before you get the right one. As in, "Fritz Hans ... no ... Udo Badwulf ... I mean ... Johann Wolfgang!!! Get over here NOW!"

I'm sure they do the same in Germany, no? :shrug:

[MissHoneychurch]

81. Well, I do have two names

fortunately my second name wasn't and isn't called to get my attention :P

Goethe had a sister, Cornelia. He also had other brothers and sisters but they died at a very young age.

[AirmensMom]

103. Mine was

all the time. It was always my fault, whatever happened, so I got to hear both of my names a lot! I fixed them, though -- dropped the middle name when I got married. So I legally don't even have it anymore! :D

They all died? Wow! That's sad. :(

[MissHoneychurch]

110. You know

my first name is rather short, no reason to shorten it :P

Goethe had quite some kids too but except one they died because Goethe and his wife had a blood type incompatibility.

[Inchworm]

39. Good Mornin!

Looks like you are gaining on it. It's nice that you are so forewarned of your move. That way you can go slow and easy until near crunch time.

Things are well here. It looks like my brother is now a fugitive. He missed court yesterday and has disappeared. I hope he left some nice shirts and stuff in his room. Yes, I'll be claiming them much like I've claimed his dog.

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

46. I can't afford to be too lazy

I have to get done a lot before my mom shows up January 1st ... or she will kick my ass ....

Ugh ... that doesn't sound good with your brother. Not sure what I could say about it. :hug:

[Inchworm]

59. Hehe, the brother thing is a long saga

I think we are getting to the part of the book where he has to decide what he is to do with himself. For me though it is going to be nice to have my home back.

:)

[MissHoneychurch]

61. Did he stay with you?

how old is your brother?

Sounds like you are a really nice and good brother.

[Inchworm]

90. He did

And paid nothing. I'm no Rockerfeller, so the money saved not feeding him will come in handy. He "squatted" for over a year. I just got tired of it and started running him off recently.

Time will tell.

:*

[BarenakedLady]

76. Good morning

Good luck with the move. I don't envy you.

I'm bumming big time. There is a winter storm that closed the schools today. This means the kids are home and I can't get out to work on my own school projects which were all due today. I had high hopes for today. Starting now the kids are home for two weeks. I guess a good mommy would be happy. Me? I'm already exhausted.

:hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

86. Good morning

Two weeks is a long time. Especially if the kiddos can't go outside. I hope the weather clears up and you can let them run around :hug:

Is your school closed as well?

:hi:

[BarenakedLady]

93. I'm not sure if it is closed

Probably is. The roads are already pretty bad. I'll have to email my teacher to send my grades. I worked really hard, so I'm not too worried. I have him again next sememster for Sculpting II. I'll be able to finish up my projects then.

[MissHoneychurch]

97. That is good to hear

and I am sure he understands if you can't come in today. With the conditions and the kids at home :hug:

What does your sculpture look like?

[BarenakedLady]

99. It's a nude female torso

From the neck to the top of the legs. It was coming out pretty good. I was going to take a picture of it today. Oh well.

[MissHoneychurch]

107. You definitely have to take a picture

that sounds beautiful.