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Seasonal letter
Dec. 22nd, 2010 10:07 pmThis year, the dogs wrote our Christmas letter for us. You may find the results amusing:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4976570
Pierogi and ginger cookies accomplished. Now I have to remember to get the ham out of the freezer tonight so it is at least partly thawed. It's already fully cooked, but it would be hard to reheat it if it were frozen solid.
The last of the mail order gifts arrived today, so that's taken care of. I wanted to get Gary a laptop and told him to shop around for what he would like. He found a pretty good deal on an HP 17 inch screen and after I make sure he understands a couple of the specs, we'll probably order it for him tonight. Sounds fine to me, overkill in fact, but I won't be hauling the thing around. It weighs almost seven pounds. Yeesh.
Tomorrow the dentist, then a couple of small shopping tasks (I need some nice wine for gifts) and it will be all done except for wrapping the packages. Haul all the Polish food to Chicago for Gary's family dinner on the 24th, and we get to come back and relax for the rest of the weekend (I hope.)
Red got into trouble again today, but it was because Gary didn't crate him when he should have. Nothing terribly serious, fortunately. He seems to have grabbed a plastic container of oyster crackers and chewed it open. Probably a good chunk of the weekend will be spent reorganizing the kitchen to get everything out of his reach. Thank goodness he seems to have no interest in chewing other things, just food.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4976570
Pierogi and ginger cookies accomplished. Now I have to remember to get the ham out of the freezer tonight so it is at least partly thawed. It's already fully cooked, but it would be hard to reheat it if it were frozen solid.
The last of the mail order gifts arrived today, so that's taken care of. I wanted to get Gary a laptop and told him to shop around for what he would like. He found a pretty good deal on an HP 17 inch screen and after I make sure he understands a couple of the specs, we'll probably order it for him tonight. Sounds fine to me, overkill in fact, but I won't be hauling the thing around. It weighs almost seven pounds. Yeesh.
Tomorrow the dentist, then a couple of small shopping tasks (I need some nice wine for gifts) and it will be all done except for wrapping the packages. Haul all the Polish food to Chicago for Gary's family dinner on the 24th, and we get to come back and relax for the rest of the weekend (I hope.)
Red got into trouble again today, but it was because Gary didn't crate him when he should have. Nothing terribly serious, fortunately. He seems to have grabbed a plastic container of oyster crackers and chewed it open. Probably a good chunk of the weekend will be spent reorganizing the kitchen to get everything out of his reach. Thank goodness he seems to have no interest in chewing other things, just food.
