Adjusting.

Yesterday afternoon I ran my hand through the tablesaw. It hurt. Fortunately I was able to drive myself to the hospital in Sewanee about fifteen minutes away. There I was stitched up and sent on my way. They gave me a prescription for antibiotics, which I will take, and a prescription for narcotic painkillers, which I won’t. My friend Dennis was kind enough to drive me to CVS, Piggly Wiggly, and the cottage. I slept fitfully last night. This morning I took some extra strength liquid Tylenol, which helped tremendously. My dad drove up to get me and took me home. I was mostly in bed for the rest of the day. I need to call the hand surgeon tomorrow morning to schedule an appointment. Will miss a chunk of work I’m sure. Overall though I’m pretty fortunte.

Epic snow day.

Luke came into our room pretty early this morning to snuggle. When we got out of bed it had only just started snowing. But boy did it come down. Huge flakes at a rapid pace, and soon everything was white. Luke and I played inside until Liz took an early lunch break and we all went sledding. Luke had so much fun going down the hill in our front yard. First he went with Liz, then with me, before deciding he wanted to go alone. The new sled was great and the snow perfect. The incline was just the right balance of speed and safety too. After lunch we played inside some more and did a little caulking until Liz got off work. She raked snow with Luke while I cleaned my office, then we all went sledding again. He again had a blast. Dinner was earlier than usual in an effort to get him to bed at a reasonable time. He did okay during his bed time routine and did go to sleep before 7:30. I have been working on receipts this evening.

Preparing for the snowpocalypse.

It was a busy day. Luke and I read and played this morning, and also worked on a lot of projects. Some of them involved the big red ladder, which he was really excited about. After lunch we went to Port Royal to play, because it was actually really pretty weather. We followed up with a trip to the Spring Hill Kroger, which wasn’t as horrible an experience as expected. Back at the house we worked and played until Liz got off work.