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Catching up on household chores, phone calls, reading, and finally have time to watch " Idiocracy "...

It's a cold, dark, and dreary day, wondering if that movie will be an " upper "...
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I'm going to the store when my mom get's home from wotk.
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finish the book, get a review up.
make food.
watch grandma (doing now)
and watch once upon a time and gotham today
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My days are pretty much exactly the same... most days anyway. Do housework, do schoolwork, read, write...... and spending an ungodly amount of time goofing off in chat-rooms and on this forum. There are naturally days that don't follow this outline, but the majority do. Sometimes there are errands to be run, a trip to the library, a special event/holiday, the watching of a movie (but I usually linger online at the same time).... woa I might have an addiction. Oh let's not forget meal and potty breaks... and sleep. My life is kind of awesome.
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Anything /every thing INDOORS! due to frigid temps!.............not even schlepping garbage out at 4 degrees above zero ( today is garbage pu day )
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Taking my son to his ceramic course.
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You brink back memories of when my kids were little :)
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suzy1124 wrote:You brink back memories of when my kids were little :)
They grow so fast. :)
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A trip to the home improvement store for more supplies so my husband and I can finish spackling the drywall. Then it's time to sand…ugh!!
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Finishing up putting CD's on my external hard drive.
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you're a " Putterer " right ?
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I am. Im always trying to find dorky things to do.
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My dad was a big time putterer, his nick name was " Mr. Fixit "
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Puttering can be a lot of fun! :D
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suzy1124 wrote:My dad was a big time putterer, his nick name was " Mr. Fixit "
I call that piddling days. I love days when I am in that mode.

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rssllue wrote:Puttering can be a lot of fun! :D
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