4:07. The numbers on my clock this morning when my brain and body told me that my sleep stint was over. It wasn't too miserable since I went to bed at 8:45 last night. I love going to bed early. Betcha an early bedtime happens again tonight because 4:07 will catch up with me in about 15 hours.
11. The number of consecutive nights I've cooked dinner. Eleven! And I'm not talking sandwiches or leftovers either. It's probably not a record for me, but it IS the longest stretch we've eaten at home in a long, long time. I'll confess I'm pretty weary of this no-spend challenge right now and I've got a little more than two weeks left. I think I can, I think I can...
6. The number of pairs of shoes that were in the floor of our family room last night, none of which belonged to me. I may or may not have made a heated, "Get your stinkin' stuff OUT of here!" demand. My children seem oblivious to clutter. I don't know that I've ever had that issue. See below.
4. The number of emails I've kept my inbox to for the past few days. A near- empty inbox makes me deliriously happy. I was retrieving some info from my boss's email yesterday. Her inbox had 33,000+ messages and I seriously started twitching. Cleaning that baby up is now on my task list for a slow(er) week.
3. The number of doctors my husband has been to in the last couple of weeks. Sadly, he hasn't experienced much relief. Yesterday he finally got a prescription for pain management. My fingers are crossed that this scrip does the trick.
2. The number of calendar events we have on Sunday that have been rescheduled because of a Broncos divisional championship game. People take their football seriously, huh? {giggle} For the record, I did not do the rescheduling. Once the folks in charge realized the time of the events overlapped with the game, they moved the event. No complaints here.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
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More than a little impressed by your 11 days of dinner; well done!
Eleven consecutive days is amazing. If I cook 5 in a row I'm itching to go out.
I have a pinched nerve in my neck/shoulder that flairs up often, especially when I'm on the computer a lot. I'm not sure if John has tried a massage (hear me when I say I don't do the fru-fru, music playing, relaxation massages) but instead our chiropractor has an in-house massage therapist that does wonders. She only works on my neck and shoulder. She is amazing!!! I can walk in with a migraine or intense pain in my shoulder and I will be pain free after 30 minutes. Anyway, just a thought.
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