Friday, December 18, 2009

Whiling Away Time

After teaching three days this week, I baked all day yesterday and my freezer is now officially full. Last night was a potluck dinner with some friends. I don't know if I ate too late, or if something was iffy, but I woke up in the night with a bellyache. I slept in a little, and then dragged myself to the mall and finished up my last little bit of shopping. Lunch was a mug of organic chicken bouillon and two crackers. Then off to a physio appointment - ah, bliss. Now I'm feeling like something the cat dragged around the yard, and am just putting in time. I don't feel much like wrapping gifts right now. Another mug of chicken bouillon sounds good. A good sleep and tomorrow I hope I'm fine.
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3 comments:

  1. Karen4:56 PM

    Hope you feel better soon, Lorrie! I'm thinking about you.

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  2. Brenda Leyland @ Its A Beautiful Life6:01 PM

    Sending hugs and prayers for speedy recovery.

    I smiled at how you said your freezer was now officially full. I'm still working on that part. Want to make cornflake toffee cookies, only I haven't been able to track down the Macintosh's toffee bars. Perhaps they are a part of other people's 'officially full' freezers already too! (ha ha)

    Happy day tomorrow......

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  3. Pondside10:01 AM

    I hope that tummy ache has gone! You were brave going to the mall yesterday. I will make one more trip there, but will do it early on Monday morning, hoping to avoid the crowds. My freezer isn't full, but whatever's missing won't really, in the end, be missed at all!

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