another sunday

[rootofnewt]

I'm listening to Les Temps on WNRN. Boy is showering off his daily oil. Soon, I'll put on clothing and we'll go to Whole Foods, one of the bird stores (stores to buy wild bird stuff, not birds), and a regular grocery store (just a couple items I want for this afternoon).

We'll also go to the library so I can pick up the Rodale's organic gardening encyclopedia, which I really just need to buy off of eBay. I got some tips for good fiction today, so if the books I'm looking for don't trigger my allergies, I'll pick those up, too. I think library patrons should be forbidden from readiing books around air freshener, perfume, or febreze. lcohen, what was the book you were reading (seven brothers, swans, sister, nettles, etc)?

I just realized--the car is full of loft pieces. Those will need to come inside. We'll probably assemble it today or tomorrow. We also have some laundry to do, some cleaning to do, and other things.

Tonight, boy has band practice and I'll take xiane grocery shopping before we go to WNRN for her show. That should be fun.

I should probably overextend myself today. Normally, I'd take it easy--especially after yesterday. I have an appointment with the pain clinic tomorrow and I should be at fairly horrendous pain levels so I can tell them exactly what hurts and where.

Comments

[lcohen]

the wild swans by pegkerr. i think it's terrific--let me know if you read it, what you thought.

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[krasota.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I'll look for it and be all happy. :)

[lupa.livejournal.com]

aiiigh!
*hug*
i know this is just the way your life is, but the fact that you're inducing pain so that you can be clear with the drs just strikes me as so very wrong.

but i'm wishing you the best of luck, and sending you fingers and laws crossed and allergy-free lickings from my miss. ;)

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[krasota.livejournal.com]

i don't look at it as *inducing* pain so much as not tiptoeing around it to prevent it from getting worse. i'm just doing about 60% of what a normal human would do, which is far more than i can typically do. ;)

[ismene.livejournal.com]

I'm not familiar with The Wild Swans, but there's another book dealing with the seven swan brothers myth. Can't remember whtat it's called, but it's by Juliet Marillier. (Spelling might be off...might be a u somewhere in there.) She's written three books in that series; I was quite happy with the first two.