Easy Weekend at Home, 4th in a Row!
Oct. 22nd, 2023 10:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
canyonwalkerWe've had an easy weekend around home. Again. It's now our fourth in a row!
When we stayed home last weekend I wondered if I'd be itching to go somewhere this weekend. The answer turned out to be No— and for the same reason I wasn't antsy last weekend, either. I was/am glad to relax after a busy workweek.
In addition Hawk got her Covid shot and flu shot Friday afternoon. She was achy Saturday and Sunday, so it's good she didn't have any plans to go anywhere. ...Actually she had loose plans for lunches with friends and postponed those to stay home.
The gloom and drizzle are a reminder that the seasons are changing. Last weekend's unusually warm weather was likely the last hurrah for summer-like temperatures. Now it's going to be more like winter than summer for the next several months.
When we stayed home last weekend I wondered if I'd be itching to go somewhere this weekend. The answer turned out to be No— and for the same reason I wasn't antsy last weekend, either. I was/am glad to relax after a busy workweek.
In addition Hawk got her Covid shot and flu shot Friday afternoon. She was achy Saturday and Sunday, so it's good she didn't have any plans to go anywhere. ...Actually she had loose plans for lunches with friends and postponed those to stay home.
No-Sun Sunday
Crummy weather Sunday contributed to me wanting to stay home and lay around like a slug. It was gloomy and drizzling in the morning, then got sunny for a bit after lunch, then back to gloomy all afternoon. Though the temperature was pleasant it looked like winter outside, so I internalized "It's winter, stay inside."The gloom and drizzle are a reminder that the seasons are changing. Last weekend's unusually warm weather was likely the last hurrah for summer-like temperatures. Now it's going to be more like winter than summer for the next several months.
