The weathermen were right for a change! LOL! It is currently snowing out my office window and has been since I got up this morning.
David and I overslept this morning. We woke up at 8:30 this morning, which is the time we normally leave for school! David came running in to tell me that it was snowing but it was melting as soon as it hit the ground. He was also sorta concerned that he wasn’t going to have time to have breakfast if he was going to get to school on time. Guess what, don’t worry about getting to school on time today! “HUH?” was his response.
First thing in the morning, David’s class has “specials”…which is PE, Music, Art or Library. Monday and Wednesday mornings are PE and they weren’t going to be playing outside in this weather so I told him to get ready for school. Then we took a “field trip”. We stopped at McDonald’s for an Egg McMuffin breakfast, then we headed up the hill to where my Mom’s house was thinking that the difference in elevation would be the difference between the snow sticking or melting. I was right, the snow was sticking up by my Mom’s old house. I finally got David to school about 9:45.
When I got home the phone rang. It was the company in North Dakota Brian had interviewed with. Brian had thought the interview sucked because they were asking him, in the interview, for all kinds of computer skills that were not mentioned anywhere on the job listing. Well, this morning they called to ask if Brian could be in Dickinson, ND for an interview on Thursday. $1000 dollars later, I have him booked for a flight that leaves at the “butt crack” of dawn on Wednesday morning and brings him back home on Saturday afternoon. If you are so inclined, say a prayer that he arrives safely and gets home safely. The upside is that he will be at his brother’s house for his Birthday on Thursday. The other upside is that he can hand carry our Christmas gifts, the downside is that I have to get my ass in gear and get them finished and wrapped! EEK!
And how was your Monday? OY!
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