Low-key weekend

[jay]

One disadvantage of not going East to visit relatives over this holiday period is that there's not much to do at home. Friends are out of town, and there's no ready-made set of activities with various siblings and cousins...

Today: work a normal schedule, maybe go buy a computer with hopeforyou, cooking sweet potatoes in the evening.

Thanksgiving: nothing much until mid-afternoon, then over to runeshower and jasonhollister's place for a joint meal, then hang out until time to drop off James for his youth-group trip to Disneyland.

Friday: nothing. nada. Laundry, I guess. Maybe go to see LOTR if anyone else is interested (?).

Saturday: pick up James early, nothing else until the pool party that night.

Sunday: church in the morning, then nothing planned.

heh... lifestyles of the not-rich and socially-challenged...

Comments

Re: "But you hate people." "Yes, but I love gatherings. Isn't it ironic?"

[geekchick]

in my ideal world, I'd go to at least one or two gatherings per holiday/weekend day.

Yikes. That would stress me out so badly I couldn't begin to tell you. I really need decompression time, and something like that is not it for me.

And I don't hate people.... (?)

It's a quote, from the movie "Clerks". It wasn't meant to imply that you did.

Re: "But you hate people." "Yes, but I love gatherings. Isn't it ironic?"

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

It's a quote, from the movie "Clerks".
Which is why I need you or patgreene around to patiently explain the cultural references to me (smile)...

Re: "But you hate people." "Yes, but I love gatherings. Isn't it ironic?"

[geekchick]

We're working on it. =)