My plans for tomorrow

Start at 5:15 AM - I'm allowing myself 15 minutes to start the tea kettle

5:30 AM begin awakening DS for the first day of school. I expect this to be
painful.
6:30 AM - watch him wobble down the drive to the bus stop. He wants so bad
to ditch those crutches.

6:45 AM poke DD and DH to wake up. Make her breakfast, pack lunch box with
snack and her lunch, his coffee and my 3-4 cup of tea. Maybe have some
breakfast

8 AM - Bus time. Take pictures of kids, especially next door neighbor's
first grader.

THEN - garden - weed for an hour or so.
Then - do all the cleaning that is nearly impossible with kids in the house.
THEN STITCH until he comes home around 2:30 PM

And on Friday, after repeating the firsts 3 hours, I'm going out to find a
pair of frames for my bifocals and maybe shop for an outfit for the reunion.
And stitch and garden and shop for the weekend's food. DD wants lobster for
her birthday.

Cheryl

DD wants lobster for
her birthday.



Well, if it costs as much as it does here, that would be my DD's
entire BD present!

How old is she this year? 10?

Anyway - have fun!

Linda

On 8/29/07 12:28 PM, in article
, "lewmew"
wrote:

DD wants lobster for
her birthday.



Well, if it costs as much as it does here, that would be my DD's
entire BD present!
$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones

How old is she this year? 10?
9

And I'll try

On Aug 29, 11:59 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 8/29/07 12:28 PM, in article
m, "lewmew"

wrote:
DD wants lobster for
her birthday.

Well, if it costs as much as it does here, that would be my DD's
entire BD present!

$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones

How old is she this year? 10?

9

And I'll try

Wow - that's cheap! We pay $15 a pound!

9 is a great age - enjoy!

lewmew wrote:

On Aug 29, 11:59 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:


$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones


Wow - that's cheap! We pay $15 a pound!




That's because yours have to pay airfare. Cheryl's just drive in from
the coast.

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On 8/29/07 4:44 PM, in article , "Karen C in
California" wrote:

lewmew wrote:

On Aug 29, 11:59 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:


$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones


Wow - that's cheap! We pay $15 a pound!




That's because yours have to pay airfare. Cheryl's just drive in from
the coast.
Or we can go to the coast...
Cheryl

"Karen C in California" wrote in message
...
lewmew wrote:

On Aug 29, 11:59 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:


$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones


Wow - that's cheap! We pay $15 a pound!




That's because yours have to pay airfare. Cheryl's just drive in from the
coast.

--
Karen C - California


Please post a picture of the lobsters driving in from the coast. I have
this vision of a pretty red lobster (cooked of course) behind the wheel of a
royal blue convertible, with little sunglasses on it's bulgy eyes.

L

On 8/29/07 6:18 PM, in article ,
"Lucille" lzoltynospam@now at comcast..net wrote:


"Karen C in California" wrote in message
...
lewmew wrote:

On Aug 29, 11:59 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:


$8 per pound for littler ones, more for the big ones


Wow - that's cheap! We pay $15 a pound!




That's because yours have to pay airfare. Cheryl's just drive in from the
coast.

--
Karen C - California


Please post a picture of the lobsters driving in from the coast. I have
this vision of a pretty red lobster (cooked of course) behind the wheel of a
royal blue convertible, with little sunglasses on it's bulgy eyes.

L


Giggling hysterically....

On Aug 29, 9:11 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Start at 5:15 AM - I'm allowing myself 15 minutes to start the tea kettle

5:30 AM begin awakening DS for the first day of school. I expect this to be
painful.
6:30 AM - watch him wobble down the drive to the bus stop. He wants so bad
to ditch those crutches.

6:45 AM poke DD and DH to wake up. Make her breakfast, pack lunch box with
snack and her lunch, his coffee and my 3-4 cup of tea. Maybe have some
breakfast

8 AM - Bus time. Take pictures of kids, especially next door neighbor's
first grader.

THEN - garden - weed for an hour or so.
Then - do all the cleaning that is nearly impossible with kids in the house.
THEN STITCH until he comes home around 2:30 PM

And on Friday, after repeating the firsts 3 hours, I'm going out to find a
pair of frames for my bifocals and maybe shop for an outfit for the reunion.
And stitch and garden and shop for the weekend's food. DD wants lobster for
her birthday.

Cheryl

Do you mean LIVE lobster that you throw into boiling water?

Dora the squeamish one.

"bungadora" wrote in message
ups.com...
On Aug 29, 9:11 am, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
Start at 5:15 AM - I'm allowing myself 15 minutes to start the tea kettle

5:30 AM begin awakening DS for the first day of school. I expect this to
be
painful.
6:30 AM - watch him wobble down the drive to the bus stop. He wants so
bad
to ditch those crutches.

6:45 AM poke DD and DH to wake up. Make her breakfast, pack lunch box
with
snack and her lunch, his coffee and my 3-4 cup of tea. Maybe have some
breakfast

8 AM - Bus time. Take pictures of kids, especially next door neighbor's
first grader.

THEN - garden - weed for an hour or so.
Then - do all the cleaning that is nearly impossible with kids in the
house.
THEN STITCH until he comes home around 2:30 PM

And on Friday, after repeating the firsts 3 hours, I'm going out to find
a
pair of frames for my bifocals and maybe shop for an outfit for the
reunion.
And stitch and garden and shop for the weekend's food. DD wants lobster
for
her birthday.

Cheryl

Do you mean LIVE lobster that you throw into boiling water?

Dora the squeamish one.


Me too--I won't cook one, but I'll eat it if it's cut up and looks as though
it never lived.

I know, that's dopey thinking, but it's my problem and I have no particular
feelings about someone else doing it..