6:45 stretches, watches the first 10 minutes of GMA
7:15 has coffee, reads a few headlines on Internet
8:50 is done with the news on the Internet
*checks clock*
8:51 phone rings
*shakes out cobwebs and answers phone*
8:52 nephew has a question about George Orwell, hands phone to mother at 8:53.52
9:45 gets off phone with sister
*rubs ear*
9:46 checks Internet to see if anything else happened
11:28 - finishes with the Internet, puts laptop down for the day.
*sighs*
*wonders why leg is asleep*
11:29 moves laundry over, checks the deck for squirrels, folds other laundry, throws away notes to self about "new project" ideas, picks up novel
12:01 - eats a peanut butter sandwich
*checks Internet*
1:19 - husband calls, asks me what I'm doing?
*blinks*
Nothing, but I've been busy.
2:03 finishes emailing back in forth with friends in Canada, California, New Jersey, and Maryland
2:28 takes shower
2:49 picks up laptop, checks Internet, answers emails
and my hubby can't figure out what I do all day.
*shrugs*
I bet you can see I'm busy.
Keats is busy too.
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My only question is why you bothered to take a shower at 2:28? I'm glad to see you are using your time well.
ReplyDeleteWell, you conveniently left me out of your day and I know I was in it from 8:45 to 9:15. Thanks. I went to K-Mart, Marshalls, TJMaxx, Cost Plus World Market, Panera Bread, Wendy's, McDonald's, Tuesday Morning and two doctor's offices (not in any particular order). Thank God I live near the big city, DAYTONA BEACH!!
ReplyDeletegood use of your time Gillham!
ReplyDeleteKeats is obviously busy contemplating the purpose of his existence: to eat, sleep, dispose, or do something to get on your blog. Or any combination of the four.
ReplyDeleteYou make me laugh!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Gillham Chris and I would like to take you out to lunch this upcoming week! Pop me an email at areo64@gmail.com on when and where!
ReplyDeleteHeheh Gillham. Sounds about like something I would expect you to do. You're funny as all get out.
ReplyDeleteWhat novel are you reading?
ReplyDeleteThese logs are a fun practice. I often have two types that I enjoy to do, when I do. One is "Captain's Log! It's 1877, something or someone is aboard the ship," all Stroker's Dracula style.
ReplyDeleteThe other type is where I have such a boring day, that I rewrite it as in some ridiculous time and parallel the events with something a little more exciting. E.G. http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=52603403&blogId=305342531