How is your day Today? Chat about your plans and achievements 2025....

Yesterday was busy but wonderful. Baked additional cookies in the morning and started sprucing up the house a bit, went to neighbor's baby's first birthday party for a couple of hours, then back home to continue prepping for our kids and grands to come over for kickoff to pizza/cookie season. It was a good opportunity to catch up because it was just us, our kids and our grands.

As always, DH & I clean everything up completely before going to bed so we wake up to a clean house.

Today we're just chillaxing. :cool:
 
Long day but productive.

Sundays are not the best for train travel here. So it took me three trains to get the town I'd been booked to photograph their Santa Parade and Christmas lights switch on event. Headlined by 90s pop stars East 17. They were pretty good I thought. Then more train woes over three more trains and 6 seats to get home.

Enjoying a few beers now and editing 1,500 shots for a 9am press deadline.
 
Georgiagranny said:
Contemplating starting a Moving Furniture thread, sort of like What Have You Bought Recently. Gonna make sure I only post about scones on the Food & Drinks thread and about playing in the dirt on the Home thread. Don't want to chance stepping on any toes. Jussayin'
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perhaps you should, if you're going to go into graphic details.... perhaps you'd be more welcome there...
 
@packleader, that was so sweet to welcome your wife home with roses, baklava, and persimmons! Is she home now? I hope she enjoyed Rome. I have several friends who have made pilgrimages there, and they raved about it.

It's a lovely day here, sunny and 55 (12 C), so I am heading out on what likely will be my last outdoor walk for awhile. On Monday night and into Tuesday, temperatures are supposed to plunge into the teens, and I see the National Weather Service's favorite phrase, "Patchy blowing snow," is in the forecast.

I should get some work done later, but I will probably be lazy and put on a movie.
 
KSav said:
@packleader, that was so sweet to welcome your wife home with roses, baklava, and persimmons! Is she home now? I hope she enjoyed Rome. I have several friends who have made pilgrimages there, and they raved about it.

It's a lovely day here, sunny and 55 (12 C), so I am heading out on what likely will be my last outdoor walk for awhile. On Monday night and into Tuesday, temperatures are supposed to plunge into the teens, and I see the National Weather Service's favorite phrase, "Patchy blowing snow," is in the forecast.

I should get some work done later, but I will probably be lazy and put on a movie.
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I agree about those lovely gifts @packleader laid out for his beautiful wife.... she's a lucky lady..... ..I hope she had a wonderful trip
 

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