Another long day

[altivo]

Work this morning until noon, rush home, prepare tags and signage for the gallery, pack portable spinning wheel and dash to the gallery in Woodstock to act as gallery sitter for the afternoon. Most of the three hours taken up by a very chatty visitor who seemed partly to want to impress me with how much she knew and who she knew in fiber work. OK, so that's what I'm there for if that's what they want. I did get some spinning done, at least.

Close gallery, rush back home to take care of horses and sheep, since Gary is in Chicago as usual for Thursday. Clean barns, feed everyone, bed them down, feed dogs, feed myself, edit this month's guild newsletter, update the RSS link and send out e-mails to members reminding them that it's ready and that they should attend the gallery reception on Sunday.

I think I'm overdone. Time for bed.

Comments

[cabcat.livejournal.com]

You too?

Work has been very very busy this week, o.O I have no idea why.
*melts into a puddle of fur and whiskers*

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Yes. I'm really glad I don't work the public desks much any more. People have been crawling out of the woodwork. Yesterday, when the library was closed in the morning as usual (It has not been open Thursday mornings at any time in the last 20 years or more) people were ringing the doorbell and the phones continuously.

Have a sneaky snooze

[vimsig.livejournal.com]

You live such a (too?) full, worthwhile and interesting life
:O)

Re: Have a sneaky snooze

[altivo.livejournal.com]

*snicker*

I dunno. I think most people, at least in America, would say my life is exceedingly boring and dull. No television? Unthinkable. ;P

A Happy Friday to you

[vimsig.livejournal.com]

Of course I could not possibly patronise the majority view you allude to here because on many scores we mirror lifestyles although you have taken your crafts and secluded living to a bigger scale.

I turned the TV off about thirty years ago and have never looked back. I do like films especially when knitting.