FOUR dogs is a lot for ONE me. I'm surviving, sort of LOL. Hubby comes home early today (he drove halfway last night). Then balance is restored hah.
I met a girlfriend for coffee yesterday. It's a big nursery, farm animal, decor shop with outdoor seating. We had to go way out in the woods with chairs, but we found an isolated spot. Only us, a few chickens and pot belly pigs. It was fun to hear the pigs make snorts. Masks required inside, but it was populated and masks were a little hit-or-miss. I got an iced tea and was out of the shop in just a few minutes. I think it's fall break here and that's why it was so crowded -- tons of school aged kids walking around. We stayed clear.
Hubby is home for 2 weeks now. I'll need to adjust some of my routine. Have to figure out that balance, but I'm glad to have him home. Two weeks in VA is a long time.
I'm down to one book ... Ghosted (Rosie Walsh). It's getting good now and reviews from the big book club continue to be fabulous -- Part 3 and the ending. I'm on Part 2. BTW - Caste (Isabel Wilkerson) is one of the most important books I've read in a long time. I urge anyone and everyone to read it.
Yesterday was a good day despite being outnumbered. I walked dogs in shifts, did a little housecleaning, cooked some plant-based meals, read a lot (finished Caste), had a couple of good phone calls, coffee in-person with a good friend. Not a bad day at all.
It's suppose to rain all weekend and my plans are curry lentil soup (!!) I have a HUGE bag of lentils so I hope I like them. I've had them before, but not often and I've never made them myself. I'll also try some lentil salads this month. I think November is going to be tofu month.
That's all from here. It's only 4:45 in the morning. We got up at 3:50 -- good lord. One up, they're all up. Dogs fed, potty x2 and now sleeping in bed. I'm wide awake. Funny how that works. It's good to be a dog in my house.
Have a happy day. I'll need to do some searching today. Happy to have hubby home, but it's a big change in my routine and "aloneness" -- that takes some creative thinking to find my space. Stay well. Later gators.
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