We must be getting more experienced and organized getting
ready for holiday weekends; since there really wasn’t any extra work to do
today.
That meant that Rowen and I could go ahead with our normal
Monday after-school routine, and we had a nice enough day to really enjoy our
play time at the park with Ethan and Ehlana.
I don’t really have anything to report from school. Classes are winding down into the holiday;
talk around school is mostly about Thanksgiving plans with a healthy dose of
football on the side.
Rowen and I only had a little homework tonight, so that
didn’t take long to get through; and we were on our way to the park with the
twins fairly quickly. There were a lot
of kids and teens at the park, and there were actually guys waiting to join in
on the usual football game. Ethan
quickly toddled over to join the other boys, but went to the front of the
substitution line when Michael spotted him and helped Ethan have his Monday night
football moment during the next two plays.
I’m sure that Michael plays with Ethan for my brother; but he definitely
earns some bonus points with the girls too.
Yes, that includes me, but don’t read any more into that
admission than there is – and that includes both Aunt Leanne and Rowen. My best friend was grinning way too
suspiciously when Michael returned Ethan to us after helping him score a
touchdown on the second play.
I don’t want to go there tonight, so let’s not. We spent most of our time at the playground
after leaving the football field; Ethan, Ehlana, and I walked Rowen to the
computer store; and then we were home in time for me to help Mom and Dad with
making dinner. Uncle Adam and Aunt
Leanne spent the evening with us for the usual weekly Magi Healing lesson and
family business meeting; and it ended up being after ten by the time Ethan and
Ehlana were tucked in for the night and I got around to my nightly computing
and studies. Since there won’t be time
to do any of that work this weekend, I’ve stayed up late tonight, and will
probably do that again tomorrow night.
My archive research from our lesson tonight is done; I put in an hour of
language study; caught up on my email; took care of a few quick jobs for my end
of the family business; and went through all of my nightly entertainment, news,
and sports checks. It’s nearly two
o’clock, and I’ve had enough, so...
...say ‘goodnight, Cassie’.
“Goodnight, Cassie.”
