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Mar. 4th, 2014 07:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stitchwhichI am finally rested... and am getting back to work on Things Long Neglected. Ooofff... there are piles of paper getting the stink-eye even as I work on other stuff. (And with the sending of one email, I may be getting the stink-eye in a day or so.)
The last of the piled-up dishes are washed and put away. Laundry continues apace. The vacuum cleaner made a surprise visit and unsurprisingly, the house smells better for it. The Bossman was roused out of his chair and chivvied into a shower and street clothes, then taken to our (regular and therefore easy to judge 'I want it but will this stay where it belongs') standard restaurant for a birthday brunch. Followed by a side trip to the grocery store for supplies for tomorrow's attempt at a return to work. He is now resting bonelessly in his easy chair while I catch up on email and computer work.
I believe I have given up on the idea of purchasing a new desktop computer until autumn. I'd like to, but the budget, thanks to our co-pays for medical costs, isn't going to stretch to that as well as a new pavilion for Pennsic, and if I have any hope at all of bringing my man to Pennsic, we need the new single (combined use) tent which will replace the three we've been using for our camp. I just plain can't set up and furnish (and tear down and repack) three tents. So I am diverting my computer funds to the pavilion fund. If I'm lucky, and if I can keep my energy levels up well enough, I should be able to merchant at a couple of events this spring and finish building that fund as well as (maybe) getting a start on a computer one. We'll see.
If it turns out that he cannot handle Pennsic camping (we won't know until midMay, most likely), then I will be going alone in a 10x10 Viking A-frame. That would be challenging! I'd be camping with basically the same set up as I'd use while doing reenacting, only for two weeks rather than two-five days.
The last of the piled-up dishes are washed and put away. Laundry continues apace. The vacuum cleaner made a surprise visit and unsurprisingly, the house smells better for it. The Bossman was roused out of his chair and chivvied into a shower and street clothes, then taken to our (regular and therefore easy to judge 'I want it but will this stay where it belongs') standard restaurant for a birthday brunch. Followed by a side trip to the grocery store for supplies for tomorrow's attempt at a return to work. He is now resting bonelessly in his easy chair while I catch up on email and computer work.
I believe I have given up on the idea of purchasing a new desktop computer until autumn. I'd like to, but the budget, thanks to our co-pays for medical costs, isn't going to stretch to that as well as a new pavilion for Pennsic, and if I have any hope at all of bringing my man to Pennsic, we need the new single (combined use) tent which will replace the three we've been using for our camp. I just plain can't set up and furnish (and tear down and repack) three tents. So I am diverting my computer funds to the pavilion fund. If I'm lucky, and if I can keep my energy levels up well enough, I should be able to merchant at a couple of events this spring and finish building that fund as well as (maybe) getting a start on a computer one. We'll see.
If it turns out that he cannot handle Pennsic camping (we won't know until midMay, most likely), then I will be going alone in a 10x10 Viking A-frame. That would be challenging! I'd be camping with basically the same set up as I'd use while doing reenacting, only for two weeks rather than two-five days.
