And the fun starts early
Dec. 20th, 2025 06:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
noadvertising It was a quiet day with a bit of house cleaning and knitting, until my former student came for a visit- she stood in front of our house rather messy and distraught, because she did not see the icy puddle on the street and took a tumble. I gave her schnaps for the circulation and afterwards coffee and cookies. One must be blind to not see the puddle, but she had been at a Christmas celebration of the Unitarians and maybe did drink a bit...
Hubby had fled (he cannot stand the lady) but had to return at some point. Only to tell me that a) son intends to come tomorrow at lunch time already instead of Monday, and b) that daughter has to do early shift tomorrow (many of her colleagues have caught the flu). Fun, fun, fun- so I will be dead on my feet all day long and will additionally have to cook tomorrow. And I had thought I'd have a last, lazy Sunday in Advent. Then again, hubby has already brought up Christmas baubles and the electric candles. Has checked the batteries and inserted them. Only that said candles are gaga and some of them start to glow to their liking. Hubby has turned them off with the remote at least four times already. Wandered off, and lo and behold, the box with the candles was aglow again. Serves hubby well...
Hubby had fled (he cannot stand the lady) but had to return at some point. Only to tell me that a) son intends to come tomorrow at lunch time already instead of Monday, and b) that daughter has to do early shift tomorrow (many of her colleagues have caught the flu). Fun, fun, fun- so I will be dead on my feet all day long and will additionally have to cook tomorrow. And I had thought I'd have a last, lazy Sunday in Advent. Then again, hubby has already brought up Christmas baubles and the electric candles. Has checked the batteries and inserted them. Only that said candles are gaga and some of them start to glow to their liking. Hubby has turned them off with the remote at least four times already. Wandered off, and lo and behold, the box with the candles was aglow again. Serves hubby well...
