We didn’t get any more rain overnight, and had a beautiful morning for Tai Chi, but Thunder-storms moved in by the time we were having breakfast; and we had rain, thunder, and lightning off and on for most of the morning before Mother Nature returned us to the beautiful summer weather we’ve gotten used to so far this year.
The morning rain did change up my plans for the day. I ended up working around the house; mostly cleaning on the third floor and doing laundry instead of the early yard work I’d wanted to do. I did mow the lawn this afternoon after the grass had a chance to dry; but that’s still going to leave lots of work for tomorrow. Aunt Leanne and Uncle Adam are throwing a party for Aunt Deborah and Nick at their house tomorrow night, mostly so kids can come too; and I was hoping to get more done today so we’d have more time to help them tomorrow afternoon. We’ll see how that goes now, but there is still a lot of work to get done here that we won’t have much time for over the next few weekends.
We didn’t have a dinner and a movie night. Aunt Leanne and Uncle Adam were busy helping out with the ongoing wedding preparations, and spent the evening with Aunt Deborah and Nick. Rowen and I hadn’t played together all day, so she came over for dinner, and then we biked over to the park to hang out with some of our friends; play; and catch part of a baseball game. After getting home shortly before dark, we went for a quick swim to cool off, and had a bedtime snack with Ethan and Ehlana before I walked Rowen home. We had a little visit with her parents, and then I came home and up to bed.
I’ve been working on my computer since then. There were some emails to read and answer; a bit of family business to deal with; and then I spent an hour or so on a multi-lingual chat while doing a little light archive reading. We’ve got a big day ahead of us, and I definitely don’t want to be too tired by the time the party starts, so I’m going to wrap this up and get some sleep.
Until tomorrow, live from Witch Falls; this is Cassie Proctor, signing off!
