I thought yesterday was scary, but today beat it. I got into a little argument with someone who I do my best not to fight with, and I don't ever want to do that again. But I probably will.
Comes with the circumstances, I guess.
I also finished all my work for the rest of the year at school, so I get to spend the next four weeks doing the All Important Sitting in a Chair to finish the semester, or else I will get suspended. It makes sense, really. They are trying to prepare us for the workplace, and as of yet, I am the only student who hasn't figured out how to waste an entire day on Facebook and hide it from the boss. This, I hear, is an important corporate skill.
:::sigh::: almost there....almost there....
The kids are excited for the end of homework and waking up early, which, hell yeah! I can't wait, either. It looks like we're going to spend the summer converting Ninja Truck into a water-powered vehicle. Or can cars go on screams? Because when the kids are in the car, there is always a surplus of screaming. Or maybe hair. Donovan always gets out of the car with a fist full of hair he pulled out of one of the girls' heads. Anyway, something more inexpensively replenishable, is my point.
My roses are blooming. The first time I saw my house, there was this beautiful rose bush covering the fence, and it was a large part of my falling in love with the place. It quit blooming the week we moved in, and I have feared for its life ever since. I am no green thumb, and can kill plants just by association. Anyway, it looks like it'll be in full bloom by tomorrow, just in time for tornadoes, so I'll try to snap a pic before the flowers blow away.
And I think that is all for today. Except this piece of advice: never fight with your mother-in-law on the same day you have to get groceries. It makes you all stabby.