Really, I Need to Find a Medication
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009I woke up in the middle of the night to discover the City by the Sea had been visited by a cold front. I am by far the coldest person on the planet, and will supply you with references if you don’t believe me. So, I thought I’d go check on the kids, and will be sure to include that on my parental qualification worksheet should CPS ever approve us to adopt the kids we’ve been raising for five years. The many small children were huddled and shivering.
Unsure of proper protocol on how to care for shivering small children, and not having the time or inclination to read the minimum standards. I took it upon myself to turn on the heat. Having not done so for almost a year now, some dust may have collected on the heating elements and shortly after getting snuggled back into my Tempurpedic snuggly spot was jolted awake by half a dozen smoke detectors going off. And so were the kids. Tech Support, my beloved but deaf husband, did not hear the smoke detectors and I had to explain (yell at him) as to why everyone was screaming and standing in our bedroom.
So, out come the sleeping mats. But Monday is a housekeeper day and I don’t know what that woman has against leaving things out and in a pile, I had to go and search for the sleeping mats. And blankets. All while listening to the smoke detectors cycle on and off periodically with the furnace. While searching for blankets that were also put away, (sheesh) I decided that next time I will proceed directly to blankets and cut out the smoking, screaming, yelling and searching.
When 6:50 rolled around, I was a little sleepy. But I have ordered the blue light morning wake up alarm clock that is purported to cure winter blahs, and hoping that it does. We had a sunrise simulating alarm clock when we lived closer to Canada, it is the only reason I remained employed as long as I did. Hoping the “new” technology of blueness proves to be as beneficial. Also, it’s a travel alarm so it will be going on our trip north.
I made boiled eggs for breakfast, because the many small children think that makes me the coolest parent ever. They have lead a deprived life. They like holding the eggs without a shell. When I was a child I lived on a ranch that had chickens, occasionally they would lay one with a membrane but not a shell. We loved those.
Needing my morning Coke, I was happy to see that I had been left one ice cube. Yes, we have like six trays, and everyone is all in denial about filling them back up. Another example where my pretty does not mean useful is the freezer without the icemaker. But I thought it was thoughtful of whomever to leave me one cube.
OH gosh, I was going to lead with this, which is why I’m in need of medication. No focus whatsoever.
AJ reviewed my blog, nice to get some fresh eyes telling me what they think. She and her buds are at Blog Brew Review she indicated that she would like to follow me but I didn’t offer that type of commitment. I will try to make those features more obvious. But for those of you who like links. Follow me on Twitter also be a fan on Facebook if you want to follow me on Blogger you can go to your dashboard on the very bottom under your “blogs I’m following” there is an “Add” button. Click the “Add” button and copy and paste this little bit into that spot. ***** http://annieology.com ****** boom, you are now following. This also works with the Google reader. Up there on the top of my blog underneath the sliding door picture thingies there is a button that says “this is cool stuff” click on that there bad boy and it will add me to your reader. But again, I will try to be more obvious, and HOPE that AJ comes back.
Anyway, AJ is interested in giving me coffee at 2 a.m. just to see what I come up with. Oh my she is brave.
So, I got some knee high socks today, because they are all the rage. I know I’m not sixteen, but still it’s not like I’m wearing jeans with a dress, or am I? Somebody tell me if close to 40 is too old for knee high socks. My four year olds think they are so pretty.
Tech Support just texted me that Macs are spectacular. This is like him announcing he is gay or something. He is a total Linux snob and I whatever….I won’t get into it. It’s best to avoid problems before I start them. Although I would like to reiterate that my husband is not now nor ever has been gay. But the Mac revelation was shocking.
Also today, I went to buy boots for those of us who don’t have snow boots. That would be all of us. Turns out the stores in the Tropics don’t carry a large variety of snow boots. Who knew?
The many small children are about to kill each other, so I should put them to bed.
I am ordering Tshirts that will be ready between Turkey Day and Christmas. If you have a specific size need speak now or take your chances. Leave me a comment. They are $15 plus $5 ish for shipping and handling. I won’t charge you until they are in stock, but like I said, take this opportunity to pick your size and color. You can get just about any color you want, my personal favorite is currently the camo. But I have one in every color. Most of the people, except Rachel, who have a shirt have posted them on Facebook be a fan and see them all. Oh wait, Tech Support hasn’t posted his pic either. Those closest to you….
Have a great day!






