Yay for weekends!

[cjsmith]

I get so excited when I'm heading into a weekend. (Yeah, life overhaul, mumble. I'll work on it. For now, I love weekends.)

This weekend includes a housewarming party, dinner with friends, and positively LOADS of Get Stuff Done time. I can sleep in until ten both days and STILL get a whale of a lot of Stuff Done. None of it has to be on anybody else's schedule, either. (Unless I need to go to a store. That kind of errand would indeed be more productive if done when the store is open.)

Stuff I could potentially Get Done:
Get groceries
Make lasagna, or fondue and bread, or potato leek soup (<- I've never tried that last)
Bake chocolate chip cookies! Bake brownies! Bake peanut butter cookies!
Watch human anatomy videos
Get a refill on the cat's insulin prescription (<- getting desperate)
Get a refill on my own prescription (not desperate until Tuesdayish)
Mail DVDs to Kimberly
Paper-filing party in the family room (one attendee)
Make the bed in the guest room (sheets are washed)
Trim the cats' claws
Clean the cat box room AGAIN
Order various clothing items I'm running low on
Sleep a lot
Read fluff novels
Drink wine
Eat fondue
Pet kitties

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Re: Yea, weekends indeed!

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Aren't weekends terrific? And I love how baking can fit in with other activities. I can read a book AND smell delicious things from the kitchen!

So far I've done a lot of the goofing-off stuff like reading and sleeping, I've gone to the housewarming and to the dinner with friends (yay!), I've bought groceries and the cat's insulin, and I've got lasagna in the oven.

I better get going if I want bread. I'm not feeling particularly cheerful about grating the cheese for fondue, but I did buy it, and it's expensive, so by golly I'm going to make fondue. Here I go. :-)