Life's Hard - Wine Helps!: Doing Nothing.

Sunday 1 May 2011

Doing Nothing.

Yesterday was a lazy, sober day! It was a day when I wanted to do everything and yet on the other hand, I wanted to do nothing. The do nothing part of me won! It was a great do nothing sort of day. Part of the doing nothing was to watch... yes, you've guessed it... an episode of the West Wing. I also pondered over a couple of crossword puzzles, just to make sure my brain didn't think I had forgotten it. But apart from that, I did nothing!

Today is working out much the same, though we did pop out for a couple of hours this morning. I need to get back to my novel and see what has been going on, while I was doing nothing. The last time I looked, Connie had taken her life into her hands and re-kindled her off-on relationship with her ex-husband, before I was ready for that to happen. I have to get a grip on that woman, she is starting to drive me nuts.

I must give my sister a call to see what is going on in her life. It seems a while since we spoke, though we do text back and forwards very often. She has met my niece's boyfriend and says he is very nice. We are going to meet him in about three weeks.

Last night my husband was reading about the Wii on various Websites. We are thinking about getting one, as we enjoyed the game of Ten Pin Bowling at our friend's house the other evening. I'll let you know what happens another day.

Enjoy your day, lazy or otherwise

Cheers!

2 comments:

Gingin1 May 2011 at 05:32
I am with you all the way with the lazy day, I do lazy very well
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Eileen Thornton1 May 2011 at 11:54
You can only top having a lazy day by having a lazy day with a glass of wine!
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