This week's Friday Five is brought to us by reverendmother who says:
Well friends, this is one of those weeks when I simply must work today, which is normally my day off. I know, I know. We may tut-tut all we want, but the fact is, some weeks are like that. So, this week's F5 is simple.
Name five things you plan to do today.
Bonus: If today is about "have-to" for you as well, share up to five things you'd like to be doing today.
To Do:
1. Mail packages. I'm heading to the PO this morning with packages in hand. Within a two week span in March there are seven birthdays between my family and my husband's. Seven. And somehow they always creep up on us, even though mine is one of them. It's crazy. It doesn't help that I'm also mailing a very belated birthday gift to another family member -- it would be crushing for his brothers to receive their gifts and not him.
2. Have lunch/brunch with a lovely group of women who keep me sane in all I do. And, while I have to do this, it certainly is a want-to-do whenever it happens.
3. Pack. I'm heading away for the weekend, and it would help if I brought some things (like clean clothes) along. Which also means that I'll be doing some driving, and I'm quite excited about that. Most of my car time is short jaunts from home to work to daycare to the store with the occasional foray into The City.
4. Shower. Need I say more?
5. Write a newsletter article. At least I have an idea, which is more than I've got some months.
Other things that I'd like to be doing/rather be doing?
1. Reading. I'm in the middle of Cross-X by Joe Miller, and while I skimmed nearly a whole chapter of well-written history last night just to get back to the debate story, it's a wonderful read that's making me think. I took it to lunch yesterday, and kept telling myself, "Just one more chapter, and then you can go do your pastoral care visit."
2. Drinking lots of coffee. This is really an everyday want, though. But today I'd love to cozy up with the above book, and a really good cup of coffee. And maybe some delicious breakfast delight -- though the Irish Soda Bread that a parishioner gifted me with yesterday made a mighty fine breakfast.
3. Playing with the kidlet. I could do neither of the two things mentioned above, but as I face a couple of days without him, I can't help but miss him already.
How about you? What's on your list?
5 comments:
Mmmmm... Coffee.
=o)
Now, I wanna go out for lunch with a group of women. Oh well, leftovers will have to do today.
Aww! I know how you feel about the kidlet. And it doesn't help when, as you're walking out the door already missing them, they plead to come with you.
I still remember dropping my kidlets off at day care when they were little, and having one or the other of them cling to me, and then cry when peeled off of my leg. The "I want my MOMMA" would ring through my ears through the entire day, until I could see them again (even though, within 5 minutes, they'd already forgotten).
Enjoy your weekend away!
your want to do list sounds wonderful!
great play!
have a great weekend- and a wonderful day
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