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No more work!
Sep. 18th, 2004 01:50 pmOif.
Surprisingly... or not so surprisingly, as I'm more of a work smarter, not harder sort of person when I work at at - I wasn't terribly sore this morning from book heaving last night. No back pain, even though I did set up 4 sections, but a little sore in the legs. No, the current pain is from planting a baker's dozen of huge grasses around the P-Patch.
I have the bad habit of shoving my sleeves up, and calling the leaves of grass blades is no misnomer. My forearms are all cut up.
Fortunately, I only need one more hour of service in the P-Patch for the year, and the rest of today is dedicated to laundry, dishes, and games. Maybe a bit of bread if I'm feeling ambitious.
I have quite a haul from yesterday, and not just books! They were off-loading a bunch of tshirts from past NorthWest Bookfairs, and hidden among the dross (seriously - enough tshirts already!) were canvas bags! Cheap! Nice ones, too, and good-sized for groceries and all sorts of things. So I got a set of four for me and a few others for peeps who might want.
Hmm - list o' books later - I put the pile by the far bookshelf, not the near one, so it's not so much with the handy.
Surprisingly... or not so surprisingly, as I'm more of a work smarter, not harder sort of person when I work at at - I wasn't terribly sore this morning from book heaving last night. No back pain, even though I did set up 4 sections, but a little sore in the legs. No, the current pain is from planting a baker's dozen of huge grasses around the P-Patch.
I have the bad habit of shoving my sleeves up, and calling the leaves of grass blades is no misnomer. My forearms are all cut up.
Fortunately, I only need one more hour of service in the P-Patch for the year, and the rest of today is dedicated to laundry, dishes, and games. Maybe a bit of bread if I'm feeling ambitious.
I have quite a haul from yesterday, and not just books! They were off-loading a bunch of tshirts from past NorthWest Bookfairs, and hidden among the dross (seriously - enough tshirts already!) were canvas bags! Cheap! Nice ones, too, and good-sized for groceries and all sorts of things. So I got a set of four for me and a few others for peeps who might want.
Hmm - list o' books later - I put the pile by the far bookshelf, not the near one, so it's not so much with the handy.
