2. Wear my gray slacks and cashmere hoodie in public.
3. Go out in public.
4. Watch Bright Star, though the showings at the Bijou are fairly inconvenient.
5. See if I can talk Danny into a recipe I found in November's Real Simple, which involves Brie, mushrooms, and arugula. Or maybe not.
6. Go to the library.
7. Pay my library fines.
8. Try a new recipe, one that Danny will be excited about (don't know which, yet, but thinking positively).
9. Watch Men Who Stare at Goats, which is releasing Friday.
10. Clean my house. Oh, heavens. It's like a cave of sickness and disease.
11. Properly grocery shop. *Cringe*.
12. Bake something. Because I can.
13. Get a proper influenza shot, because I'm not doing this again.
14. Catch up on writing.
15. Consider giving Sara piggy flu.
16. Have mercy, partially because keeping her home for seven days would make for dull prose.
17. HOPEFULLY get to shop with my sister for homecoming jewelry.
18. Ooh, open that bottle of Pinot Gris that's been in the fridge.
19. Wake up in the morning and do something other than cough and hack.
20. Christmas shop. I've never started this late.
21. Get to spend time with my sweet husband while neither of us are sick!
Hi, Hillary! Thanks for commenting on my blog! Yes, you did make a good point, and I'm going to mention your comment when I post about writers conferences (either tomorrow or the day after that). When I was unpublished, I was always working on another novel, so there was always something else in the works to pitch to an editor!
ReplyDeleteSounds like wonderful plans. Baking, the library. Christmas shopping (I'm almost finished!)
ReplyDeleteYou *would* call it "the piggy flu"! :)
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