Soooooooooo no Trick or Treat for us this year. My daughter broke her ankle at school. We just got home from the hospital.My family is going to get her bags of candy instead.
I really like Playa Del Carmen, it has built up a little since I first went but 5th Ave is still a fun place to stroll through. And the places we've stayed had a nice beach, and I just love that turquoise water.
So I have one more week of work. At this time next week, I will have completed my hours for my internship. I will give them the evaluation form from school, and as soon as I get that back, I am giving my two weeks notice, only coming in on Fridays. And when I give my notice, I'm hoping they just tell me not to even come back. I'm pretty worn out from being sick (last night I went to bed before 10 pm and practically passed out). Have a feeling that will happen again tonight.
I picked up a few more hours tutoring, which is pretty good money, especially since the school doesn't withhold taxes for student employees. And it means I can just go to work and then drive up the hill to go to class. Instead of driving 40+ minutes to work plus another 30 to school.
In other news, I got a guitar. Our neighbors are moving to downsize, and they were just like, "Here, you want this?" And I'm not about to say no to a new instrument. I need to buy a guitar pick for it, and, ya know, teach myself to play, but before long, I should have at least a basic understanding of four instruments.
Especially if I no longer have to work Fridays and can put in more time practicing the guitar.
Thanks! It's not easy, that's for sure. I taught myself viola, but I already had a background with the violin, so it was simpler because the technique was the same, Hardest part was learning a new clef. Guitar will be familiar in that it's another stringed instrument. My violin tuner works with the guitar. It's actually easier to tune than violin/viola. It's even more forgiving than a violin/viola as with those instruments, you have to put your fingers in precisely the right place or else be out of tune, whereas you don't with guitar. But it has it's own challengesPretty cool about the guitar. My husband taught himself to play ukulele and he is pretty good. But teaching himself wasn't super easy, so good luck! I wish I was more musically talented.
I love this majestic animal. Thanks!
That's a great thing to do. I still love playing the piano. We bought an electronic kind, even though I learned on a baby grand (my parent's piano). It's so dry out here you would spend a fortune having a regular piano tuned, and eventually the sound board would crack, due to no humidity. ( Which is currently at 11 percent out here right now. ( my skin is scaring me, I look like an alligator, even though I just put on an expensive moisturizer. Learning to play is so much fun. Then listening to music, you play is fun too. That's a great gift, the guitar!So I have one more week of work. At this time next week, I will have completed my hours for my internship. I will give them the evaluation form from school, and as soon as I get that back, I am giving my two weeks notice, only coming in on Fridays. And when I give my notice, I'm hoping they just tell me not to even come back. I'm pretty worn out from being sick (last night I went to bed before 10 pm and practically passed out). Have a feeling that will happen again tonight.
I picked up a few more hours tutoring, which is pretty good money, especially since the school doesn't withhold taxes for student employees. And it means I can just go to work and then drive up the hill to go to class. Instead of driving 40+ minutes to work plus another 30 to school.
In other news, I got a guitar. Our neighbors are moving to downsize, and they were just like, "Here, you want this?" And I'm not about to say no to a new instrument. I need to buy a guitar pick for it, and, ya know, teach myself to play, but before long, I should have at least a basic understanding of four instruments.
Especially if I no longer have to work Fridays and can put in more time practicing the guitar.
Old people do need to breath. Should be a interesting night of nightmare's. Ah, the joys of unexpected "weather" . I have a bucket of water on the night stand, just in case......just kidding!
these houses have water sprinkle systems right?
Definitively. the good thing is that almost all the zones are full of small boutique hotels.Well, as long as she is paying right?!
Those huge swings from floods to droughts are definitively destructive. Hope the plants do not end being wiped and the whole place turned into a dust bowl D:
It would be too much to get her down a few stairs off my deck and loaded into the truck, drive into town for T or T, and then get her loaded back into the truck and up the deck steps. The doc said absolutely to not put weight on it. Better safe than sorry.
Are you sure you're not lamenting more about yourself getting ol...errr...uhmmm...I mean...time passing, than him getting older...?
Pretty cool about the guitar. My husband taught himself to play ukulele and he is pretty good. But teaching himself wasn't super easy, so good luck! I wish I was more musically talented.
Sorry to hear about your daughter. I'm sure it is painful because of the break and no being able to trick or treat.
