Actually got my husband to make his annual step inside a mall the week
before Christmas. We went to the Riverchase Galleria in Birmingham,
which was --- okay, but am I the only one who remembers when malls were
for everybody? That newfangled "exclusivity" has a lot to do with why I
can't get my husband to set foot in one more than once a year. It also
isn't helping their sales; all we could find that interested us were a
couple of used video games and a block of cheese.
Stopped at a Chinese buffet. The food was a bit dry, and two days later the girls and I came down with raging intestinal bugs. Thank goodness it didn't get the youngest. Not eating there again.
Got my very first e-reader for Christmas. It's a Nook Glow Light. Now I have to learn how to use it. So far all it does is show me different pictures of trees. I could use some light reading. I've had to ingest too many searingly difficult psychology books lately.
Before my insides crashed I was using the video game Walk It Out to help with my insomnia. Most other exercise games require a modicum of coordination, but I can stomp around this thing bleary-eyed at 3am and actually make some progress.
Here's hoping we all get better in time for New Year's.
Stopped at a Chinese buffet. The food was a bit dry, and two days later the girls and I came down with raging intestinal bugs. Thank goodness it didn't get the youngest. Not eating there again.
Got my very first e-reader for Christmas. It's a Nook Glow Light. Now I have to learn how to use it. So far all it does is show me different pictures of trees. I could use some light reading. I've had to ingest too many searingly difficult psychology books lately.
Before my insides crashed I was using the video game Walk It Out to help with my insomnia. Most other exercise games require a modicum of coordination, but I can stomp around this thing bleary-eyed at 3am and actually make some progress.
Here's hoping we all get better in time for New Year's.
