The boys have been delivered—TK to his sophomore year (GAH! 10th grade? I can’t be that old!) and SK to the fourth grade.
While it would seem I’d be able to get some work done today, it’s now 10:15 and I haven’t started my work day yet. Instead, I’ve been sitting here, with my husband reading over my shoulder, searching for countertop refrigerated display cases with pass-thru doors and walk-in coolers. How a man can own a business in 2010 and not know how to use Google is beyond me.
In other news, according to Fedex, my new pretty, purple Blackberry Curve is in West Chester, PA and should be here tomorrow. As eager as I am to see it (I even bought the case & microSD card yesterday), I hope it arrives late in the afternoon so I can get my work done before there’s a new toy in the house to play with.
Okay, off to work! (Until my husband comes up with something else he needs my help with.)
He has you; therefore, he has no need to learn.
Very true. But it comes out in the wash. I have him, so therefore no need to learn how to run the snowblower.
And, on a really cold morning, that’s a wonderful thing. (OK, on any snowy morning — cold or otherwise)