Change of Plans.

Plans for my usual Wednesday evening have changed. One of my co-workers may have the H1N1. He's been sick for a few days and was out yesterday (but was in the office all day Monday).

So I called the Nursing home and told them that Grimm and I would not be coming today. I feel fine but I don't want to risk being a carrier into a nursing home full of people with compromised immune systems. And while I know the residents, staff and Grimm look forward to the visits, I don't want bad things on my conscious.

So instead tonight I can return to my cleaning routine and get the place picked up (as opposed to the mad cleaning) for the Duchezz to come out for the weekend for Collegium. I like the fact that I am not having the panic of "OMG someone's coming!" but instead the "Well, I just need to do X, Y, and Z and the place will be good to go."

I need to write up my class notes for my "Shiny Hats and Dangly Bits" class and scrape up the money to go get a pack of construction paper. With all the stupid crafting things my mother did we do not have one bit of construction paper in the Doma. My other class is fine as I have handouts left from C3R last February and most of the things for that class are still packed in a tote from then.

But first- get through the work day.

Crown Pictures

I didn't get that many this time. But here's the ones I took

Mairi, yes the ones you took of Mord are here too.

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2024245&id=1198627341&saved

Just a thought

IF you are a film crew attached to a show that investigates strange and unusual occurrences around the world...

Wouldn't it behoove you to find out if there are strange and unusual but explainable animals in the forest you are going to so that when you hear rustling in the trees and "howls and screams" you don't first think "OMG it's a supernatural beastie in the mountains of Peru" but instead go "I'm in the forests of Peru. I betcha that the howling and rustling might be a howler monkey".

That way you don't look like a dork on national TV when you investigate and find a monkey yelling at you to get off his lawn?

Just saying.