In keeping with the incredibly productive weekend we had, I spent Sunday working just as hard as before. Yesterday’s tasks started with packing up my massive CD collection. Then we decided to wash some windows, so we cleaned each pane, including removing the storm windows so we could wash the insides, too. When I got to Hallie’s front window, I removed the storm window to discover a nest of black ants inside the sill. I raced to the garage, looking desperately for the Raid before I had an ant invasion in my daughter’s room. Fortunately, I managed to prevent a disaster, though the cleanup made the job take twice as long as it would’ve otherwise.
I got the windows cleaned around 2 PM, just in time for Hallie’s nap. Then it was back to powerwashing the back deck, finishing the job left over from Saturday.
We then spent a fun Easter Sunday afternoon at D-Daddy and Grandma’s house. Hallie had a blast playing with everyone: especially her cousin Hadley, who couldn’t seem to take her eyes off her older cousin. There were lots of laughs and fun had by all. I wound up eating too much (I think I’m still getting used to my new stomach) and not feeling well towards the end. It also could’ve been my absolute fatigue at that point, too.
As we drove out of the driveway, we saw the Easter Bunny, hopping along near the bushes about six feet away from us. It was too dark for Hallie to see it, though. I considered the rabbit a sign of good luck.
We drove over to the house we looked at on Friday, since it was on the way. It is literally five minutes away from my parents’ house. Wouldn’t that be nice?
Kelly and I both were in bed by 9:30 last night. Though I had lots more I wanted to accomplish, nothing seemed more important than sleep. I made the right choice.