For my entire life, I’ve never been able to claim that I live a tidy lifestyle. I can pull off a clean home and tidy up just before company arrives, but I otherwise feel like a part of my life is in constant chaos.
So I’m jumping on the KonMari Method bandwagon. And I can’t wait to get started.
Progress updates to come. I’m excited!
Today we went to a superhero-themed birthday party and it was lots of fun. Missy Moo had a superman shirt that has a cape attached and Matt and I wore superhero shirts and some capes I bought last year through a co-op buy.
Since we know that Bunny likes to play at daycare’s water table and now has a smock, I figured he was going to be an active participant in the celebrations. So logically he needed a cape to wear…
On Sunday, I’m running in the Tely 10 for the fourth time. This will be the 88th Tely 10 and it’s great to see that it’s still going strong. I started running it annually back in 2012 and have managed to keep it up each year.
I really don’t feel as prepared as I have been in past years, but I’m staying optimistic that I’ll do alright.
This year the weather is looking like it’ll be fairly cold (around 13 degrees is what I heard earlier today) and that suits me just fine. Last year it was really hot and it was brutal.
If you haven’t met Bunny yet, the most important fact to keep in mind is that he’s kind of a big deal.
Bunny is Missy Moo’s “lovey”, her “stuffie”, her comfort toy, etc. He’s basically her best and most important friend and companion in the world.
Confession: we currently have four bunnies that we switch out and so far she hasn’t gotten suspicious except for a couple times where we magically had two bunnies and one quickly disappeared.
Hey look Sheila! I found your brush.
So few updates, yet so much to say if I could just find the time… Ah well, no point dwelling on what has or hasn’t happened.
Monday was the Mid-March Holiday (aka St. Patrick’s Day), but it was also a day where a huge snowstorm hit many parts of the province.
Some of the folks online were insisting that Monday’s storm was Sheila’s Brush. Some voices online felt otherwise. I didn’t really care what it was called, beyond “OMG 30+ cm of snow?!”
