May 4,  2003

      Dare i suggest that spring is actually going to happen?  It's glorious outside today - i've got the urge to go out - and since i'm a definite indoor person, that's really saying something.  i think it's helping my mood a bit as well.

     Yesterday i struggled to stay emotionally level.  If it weren't for the fact that i know my hormone balance is consistently the same every day, and the fact that i know where part of the source of my depression is coming from, then i'd be suggesting i'm starting menopause.  But my magic little "harmony" pills (read hormone therapy) keep me pretty consistent.  Only natural occurrences - lack of sleep or life altering events - can usually throw me off.  And even Himself admits that in the grand scheme of things - He's the moody one, not me.  

     But now a thought has occurred to me - if He's the moody one and i attribute that to the fact that He's a highly artistic type individual who lives in the right side of His brain most of the time, then will i become more moody as i continue the journey into my own creativity?  

     Or am i just being daffy :-)

     Today, although feeling a tad tired from staying up too late, i seem to be in better spirits.  It's probably a combination of having dinner with a good friend last night and lots of chatting, the weather, and the fact that my son will be around later on.  All good things indeed.

     So Spooker and i had another war with a mouse.  The mouse won this time - i took pity on it.  It was a grand adventure while it lasted however - Himself came out of the bedroom to find me holding a large piece of cardboard on the floor across the entrance to the bathroom - the door closed and a rampaging cat and mouse war occurring behind it.  Himself mumbled "greaaattt" and left us to it.  

     When all was quiet, i opened the door.  The mouse had found a hiding spot.  i moved a cabinet, talking to the cat all the while, and voila!  Said mouse was found again.  i got out of the way.

     They ended up back out in the hallway, with the mouse trying to crawl into a slipper to hide.  i told the cat that letting the mouse crawl into my clothes was NOT acceptable.  The cat chased the mouse back into the bathroom with me following close behind grumbling; "just kill it!"  The mouse was a feisty little devil though - a couple of times it stood it's ground and attacked back.  Heh.

     The mouse managed to crawl into the grate covering the heat vent.  The cat was totally confused as to where it went, but i could see about an inch of tail sticking out.  That's when i started to feel bad for the poor thing.  i ended up pulling out the grate and carrying it and the clinging mouse outside - a couple of quick shakes and it was running across the grass.  If it's smart it won't come back, but i'm not placing any bets on that.

     Our financial woes don't seem to want to leave us lately.  It's not like we are down and out or anything - it's just all these extra expenses seem to keep wanting to happen.  Enough already!  Himself had to take the car in for a new sticker and emissions testing and it was $1,500.00 later before we got it back.  That was two weeks ago.  Now it appears the fuel pump has gone - and the pump alone will be another $500.00.  That's before labour and taxes thank you very much.  The car is currently in the driveway - refusing to start - and waiting for a tow truck.

     Then Himself discovered that the bed frame is broken.  How the heck did we manage to break a cast iron bed frame?  (Insert lewd expression and evil grin here)   We had to clear out all His artwork that we've had stashed under the bed and put it out of harm's reach - just in case the one screw that is desperately holding everything together, finally has a blow out.  Then this morning He decided to test the screw's stamina by errr.. screwing. (insert definite evil grin here)

     So i'm thinking my Sunday is off to a great start :-)    

             

How many days 'till the neighbours move?  Here's my daily count calendar - is it really evil of me to be looking forward to that red letter day? (the 23rd - yay!)  

May 2003

 
4 5 6 7 8
 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 2122

 
23 

 

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  \DEE-duhl\, adjective: 

1. Complex or ingenious in form or function; intricate. 

2. Skillful; artistic; ingenious. 

3. Rich; adorned with many things.

 

 

 

 

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