Wednesday, January 21, 2009
What I Call A Successful Weekend
I just finished a four-day weekend. Monday was Martin Luther King Day, and Tuesday was Inauguration Day, which means that Washington, DC was completely shut down. My office wisely gave us an official holiday, because it would have been next to impossible for anyone to actually show up for work. So I spent the weekend at home. In fact, here is the complete list of what I did outside my house between Friday night when I got home from work, and this morning (Wednesday) when I left for work again.
1. Saturday early afternoon - The whole family took a trip to Wal-Mart to get a furnace filter, a dustbuster filter, and some sandwich baggies.
2. Sunday afternoon - I went to church.
3. Tuesday morning - I took the trash out.
4. Tuesday evening - I stepped over to our neighbor's porch to collect her packages that had arrived while she was out of town.
That, friends, is it. And that, friends, is why I am so happy today.
1. Saturday early afternoon - The whole family took a trip to Wal-Mart to get a furnace filter, a dustbuster filter, and some sandwich baggies.
2. Sunday afternoon - I went to church.
3. Tuesday morning - I took the trash out.
4. Tuesday evening - I stepped over to our neighbor's porch to collect her packages that had arrived while she was out of town.
That, friends, is it. And that, friends, is why I am so happy today.
Comments:
If you hadn't have billed those extra 16-20 hours at home during the "holiday," it would have been even better.
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