We had a quiet Sunday. The leaves are still falling, not down enough to rake, so except for watering the transplants in the garden and moaning over the destruction the rabbits have done to our small amount of remaining greenery, DH did very little outside. We spent the day watching football in the afternoon and hockey at night. We had our usual Chipotle for dinner, so dinner for tonight is also taken care of - we always get two meals from one purchase which is a nice deal as well as a tasty one.
Today I'm diving back into my holiday cards. Stage 1 is complete and I'm ready to start the cutouts. Each card has four of those, so that's 200 cutouts for the run. I made some decisions on the interiors yesterday and tried a few things. I'll finalize my decisions on those today and print out the next part. Progress - daily progress, that's the key.
I'm dressed and ready for the swimming pool. According to my calendar, today is the 15th swimming day since I returned to the pool. I'm quite pleased, all told. I'm back up to my mile, and working on improving my speed. I still don't have my flip turns and that bugs me. (I may never have them, if I'm truthful - it's something I've been working on now and again since I was a kid). I continue to think about them, but it's putting the thought into action that I'm finding difficult.
On Friday, Meg was there for the 5:00 am session (she's been coming for the 6:00 o'clock group instead, but she takes a 2-hour slot and had to be somewhere at 7:30 am). It was lovely having her in the pool with us again, so Rosemary gave Lane 1 to her and shared Lane 2 with me. It was like old times, having Rosemary and I share a lane. I pace myself by her. She's faster on standard crawl, but I'm faster on breast stroke and back stroke. She's been my inspiration for years, though. She's a spitfire - small, petite, older than I am, and taking no prisoners - LOL.
So, I'm off to the pool. I hope all of you have a wonderful Monday and I'll be back tomorrow. Please be kind, stay well, and if possible, do a random bit of kindness for a stranger today. We need more kindness in our world.
No comments:
Post a Comment