Yesterday (Monday) Carrie had the day off, but for me it was as if she were at work because she was gone a good chunk of the morning, then came home for a little bit before going out again for the rest of the afternoon. The main difference was that Linnea & Lena came by and went with her for one of her outings.
I, meanwhile, stayed home and werked quite a bit.
Around 5:30 we went down to Primo Grill and took advantage of a gift certificate my grandma gave us for Christmas. We also took advantage of Primo Grill's before-six dinner special, where you get a three-course dinner for $15. I had the tomato-basil soup (which was more like a bisque and tasted like really excellent pasta sauce), the beef with caramelized onions and garlic mashed potatoes, and the gelatto. Carrie had the soup, the veggie pizza with parmesan and gorgonzola, and the tirimisu. Carrie, however, got so stuffed so quickly that she ended up being only able to eat one slice of the pizza and less than half of the dessert. We both found this very odd.
From Primo we went to Jo-Ann so carrie could browse and buy stuff with which to make some different styles of necklaces. We came home and she did make a necklace, but I'm not sure that she used anything she bought at Jo-Ann.
In the evening I taught her how to load stuff onto her iPod Nano. She handed-me-down her old iPod Shuffle for my use, so I loaded it up with 14.5 hours of my music stuff.
This is Chris dot com
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
It Was As If She Were at Work
posted by Christopher at 9:26 AM 
------------------------------------
[top]
0 Comments:
Most Recent Posts:
- The Nominees Are...
- Robot Fight
- Happy Birthday PARTY to Sandy, Sophia, & Julian
- Happy Birthday to Sandy
- Take on the Toughies
- My Computers Aren't Talking
- How to Knock on My Door
- Sitting on a Baby
- Everybody's Working for the Weekend!
- Meeting the Wastelanders in the Middle
Archives
July 2000 ~ August 2000 ~ September 2000 ~ November 2000 ~ February 2001 ~ March 2001 ~ May 2001 ~ June 2001 ~ July 2001 ~ August 2001 ~ October 2001 ~ November 2001 ~ December 2001 ~ January 2002 ~ February 2002 ~ March 2002 ~ April 2002 ~ May 2002 ~ June 2002 ~ July 2002 ~ August 2002 ~ September 2002 ~ October 2002 ~ November 2002 ~ December 2002 ~ January 2003 ~ February 2003 ~ March 2003 ~ April 2003 ~ May 2003 ~ June 2003 ~ July 2003 ~ August 2003 ~ September 2003 ~ October 2003 ~ November 2003 ~ December 2003 ~ January 2004 ~ February 2004 ~ March 2004 ~ April 2004 ~ May 2004 ~ June 2004 ~ July 2004 ~ August 2004 ~ September 2004 ~ October 2004 ~ November 2004 ~ December 2004 ~ January 2005 ~ February 2005 ~ March 2005 ~ April 2005 ~ May 2005 ~ June 2005 ~ July 2005 ~ August 2005 ~ September 2005 ~ October 2005 ~ November 2005 ~ December 2005 ~ January 2006 ~ February 2006 ~ March 2006 ~ April 2006 ~ May 2006 ~ June 2006 ~ July 2006 ~ August 2006 ~ September 2006 ~ October 2006 ~ November 2006 ~ December 2006 ~ January 2007 ~ February 2007 ~ March 2007 ~ April 2007 ~ May 2007 ~ June 2007 ~ July 2007 ~ August 2007 ~ September 2007 ~ October 2007 ~ November 2007 ~ December 2007 ~ January 2008 ~ February 2008 ~ March 2008 ~ April 2008 ~
All original content on this website (including text, images, and any other original works), unless otherwise noted, is ©2000-2007. Licensed under a Creative Commons License.
