Feels like bedtime to me

[altivo]

Even though it's only 8:30. This entire week has been an energy sink of some kind, even with the full moon.

While I was cataloging my ears and tail off at work, Gary was being exceptionally industrious at home. He baked bread, and finished up some weaving-related tool improvements he had promised me, as well as doing all the usual daily barn and animal chores and spending time browsing the websites of nearby shelters looking at dogs in need of homes.

He has events all weekend too, so I'm going to be on my own for much of it.

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[moonhare]

Hope you're feeling more energetic today.

Yesterday was a blur, although I know I at least did some things here. Weekend's a bust (work) though part of that will be imaging laptops and enjoying takeout while they load.

[altivo]

No choice but to be energetic. There are a million things that must be done today. Ugh.

[frith]

This week the full moon woke me up in the middle of the night. Next night the pouring rain woke me up in the middle of the night. On Wednesday I was so zonked I went to bed at 7 pm. And then again on Friday I was in bed by 8 pm. So maybe it's not just you. ^_^

[altivo]

Apparently not, then. Gary hasn't slept well either, but I know that's due to having to lose Sarah and his heavy schedule for the weekend. Now I'm rushing to get the last bits done before the weavers' show deadline. Fortunately though the two share the same gallery, they have separate rules and deadlines, so I've done with the spinners for this year.

[cabcat.livejournal.com]

I don't suppose I could borrow Gary to repoint and cap the roof, fix the flashings and the collapsed rainwater pipe. :D

Gad I'm tired just listing to that list *curls up in your yarn basket* you farm animal types are always so busy.

[altivo]

Then you don't want to listen to the list of all the things I did today. Heh. And I still didn't get the big one that needs doing done.

No, you may not borrow Gary to do those things until he does ours. We have all that kind of stuff that needs doing as well. He has a "to do" list that is so large he stores it in an Access database. I always say that's a sure way to make sure the things never get done, since it's so hard to get them back out of there.