14.10.20

What is whatting these days

 Mostly things go well, and that is good.

This week has been a bit rough on the self-care front, as it's a week that's a bit... rest week?


Too much beer, but lots of productivity....

29.9.20

That shit is messed up, yo.

A friend of mine this week, on a group chat, said the darkest thing I have ever heard a friend of mine say.

He said that parents who say their children are amazing are either lying to themselves to make themselves feel better or lying to others so that others will believe it.

There are misogynists who hate women I don't see their value, but what do you call somebody who just plain hates children?

The worst part is, this friend of mine is a parent and is a parent of amazing children but has a brain problem that prevents them from understanding how awesome their kids are.

And it is f****** haunting. It's all I can think about when I think about this friend of mine now is that, taking the face value, they hate their kids.

21.9.20

Too busy

 

Today was a crazy busy day.

But in a hilarious way: The Project Manager and I often joke about having Help in our house, and today with our maid and the chimney sweep here at the same time it was almost it!


16.9.20

When it rains...

 Today:

1) Peanut #1 has a sore throat. It's mandatory Self-Isolation for her, until she gets her test tomorrow!

2) The school bus was going to be AN HOUR late. So we think the Bus Driver quit, because The Boy With No Impulse Control played with the steering wheel yesterday. 

3) The painter's kids are also out of school today, so he has to bring them to paint the house

4) The Project Manager and I decided to try and resolve, between us, the inconsistencies in Prairie Province's various sources of information, despite neither of us being experts in this.

5) I was supposed to be at work to cover for a colleague who finally took some vacation time, but then Peanut #1 needs me at home, so now Someone Awesome is covering for me covering for someone else.

6) The Tiny Torment escaped from the house.

ALL THIS SAID... we're fine, and we're very lucky to BE fine.

9.9.20

School so far!

 The Peanuts' school experience has been good so far!

Interesting to note that Peanut #1's brand new Grade 2 teaches doesn't require indoor shoes. This is very modern and I like it.

Ballet is resuming, and the classes are _tiny_. Somehow I booked Peanut #1 into five dance classes a week, which is a bit much, but she's keen, so... HOORAY!

Peanut #1 also had her Frenectomy yesterday, so she's swollen a bit today and looks like a woodpecker, but hopefully this helps with her sleeping and her peeing at night. We'd really like her to not have to wear a pull-up any more!

30.8.20

School tomorrow & Running!

 School starts tomorrow!  I give us 3 weeks before there's a major interruption

The Peanuts go back tomorrow for 3 days this week, and those days are gonna be PRODUCTIVE, I swear it.

Also, the Project Manager and I are gonna go on a date for sure...


Also, my running is going great, but it's gone from a thing I can do with friends to a fairly lonely endeavour, because no one I used to run with can keep up with me


26.8.20

Public Service Project Planning: a play in one act:

Well, Wayne, now that we're at final steps, who should shoot the puck at the net?

No, uh, the net is 10' off the ground

oh, okay, um, can we THROW the puck through the net?

We don't have a puck, I thought we were playing badminton

Well yes, there was a briefing note about nets and sports that was sent up

We also sent a briefing note about nets and sports up

And both briefing notes broadly spoke about the importance of meeting our net objectives in sport

So we're all in agreement?

Yes!

MEETING ADJOURNED GOOD JOB ALL