11/28/2014
Remember my
complaint about not being able to blog while in Google? Well Nate gave me a tip
to remedy that. But now my problem is my computer is failing to connect to the
Internet. Is the signal too weak? What’s the deal? Uhg. Hopefully it remedies
itself because I’d like to get more job work done over the weekend.
But
Friendsgiving was a success! Amanda arrived at around 3, which was perfect. I
introduced her to Celia and we peeled potatoes and got things ready and had
some brewskies and chatted and played Yotta Know Birds (we don’t know birds)
and Getting To Know You…Better, and we got to know each other better. Amanda is
an absolute sweetheart and I hope she visits again. I’ll have to see her again
sometime because she forgot her slippers!
We got up at
around 9/10ish and she made coffee and I made eggs and we had a very protein
breakfast to start the big day! First up was bread. We got that rising by the
stove. Then cranberry sauce, which had to chill. Then potatoes. The three
dinner guests: Heather & Daniel, and BT were all stuck in the same traffic,
but arrived at 4 which was perfect! The table was set and food was brought out
and Celia arrived with the turkey and we dished up and gorged and had seconds
and ohh the potatoes and gravy I think were my favorite but all (yams, green
beans, bread, stuffing, turkey, apple juice) was really good! And we let our
belts out a loop and sat in the living room to chat. Celia returned to her
cabin and fell asleep, like should happen on Thanksgiving. Karen came over with
a pie for dessert and we all got a game of Cards Against Humanity going. It was
the perfect crowd for such a despicable game. Phil arrived too! Which was
awesome. He came up in the dark and through the rain! I was joyed at that. So
much company. Amanda won the game. Karen departed for the night to go back
home, and Phil crashed on the couch, BT took the garage bed, and Heather and
Daniel took the master bed.
I was first up
in the morning and got coffee going. BT made the bacon. Daniel made the cheesey
eggs. We gabbed and woke up. The Portlanders (sans BT) all departed at around
the same time to get back at a good hour. BT is staying another night, and we
spent the day lounging and chatting and eating leftovers and taking a night
hike with Carnegie (his little dog who is sweet but not keen on other dogs).
And we finished with sitting by the fire with more conversation, which is just
ideal. My DVD player refused to work, so that was a bummer for some mild
entertainment, but I did get some drawing done.
It’s raining and
dark and cold and snow is anticipated, but it’s not declared a storm. Hopefully
come the morning, I’ll have Internet.
A high tide and a rough storm has made my beach ladder vanish into the canal.
I had leftovers for breakfast and tea, BT had some banana bread and tea. We got a fire going and lounged by it whilst getting warm. The winds are VERY strong. Hopefully there are no trees on the roads. BT is off to hang with Meghan in Tacoma.
Now I get the weekend to mellow and nosh on food and it is back to work on Monday!
1 comment:
Get a mask and fins and look for the ladder.
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