Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Christmas Eve Evening Documented

Good Morning! 

Didn't go to bed until after mid-night last night. 

Had a relaxing time hanging out with granddaughter in the cozy Christmas festive living room.   She was doing art work.   I was playing mahjong on my small Samsung tablet.   Playing that game is totally relaxing as I diligently work to best my best score, while thinking deeply about self, family, church, and local and world conditions.

I have a new NOOK tablet my daughter gave me for my birthday – the 10.1, BIG one that is almost like a laptop; love it.  The mahjong screen is huge!  I haven’t let myself adjust to that.   New NOOK is fantastic for reading downloaded books – so many more features I didn’t have on the old Nook.

Anyway, granddaughter and I were also watching/listening to TV.    We looked at cable shows; the one about families living 'off-the-grid'.  Fascinating stuff. Fathers and mothers with young children, up to and including teenagers move from their ‘civilized’ communities to rough it, live off the land.  I also tuned to the latest production of “Little People”; then “Bad Girls Club” (this grandmother thinks horrible TV for developing minds, i.e., children, pre-teens, and even younger adults – scary information).  Granddaughter, now a young adult, was thrilled I turned to "Bad Girls Club", said it was one of her favorites.  I was proud of me for hanging with it (and I learned, a lot)!  

Mine had been a busy day – started just after 5 am.  I didn’t stop getting done what I had to do until I was back home from running errands just before 4 pm.   After fixing something to eat, pleased to have passed up the fast-food places, I went to my room planning not to show myself ‘til morning light the next day.  I was exhausted!

However, I ventured down stairs about 9 pm to find our home empty (except for the 4 legged boyz, Buddha, the Rottweiler and Marble, the Pit bull).  Couldn’t resist sending a “Hi” text to all 3 humans (didn't ask, just wondered where were they?) .... only granddaughter and daughter answered...then hour or so later realized grandson (home from WVU for the holidays) was actually HOME – bundled under his quilts soundly sleeping.  

Shortly, granddaughter returned and, well we hung out until I heard, "wake-up", you're snoring.  “Ha ha”, me laughing while I argue, “I was not”.  She made me go up to bed..."get your rest". I told her I was waiting for a call from my cousin who was running around taking care of last minute must-do tasks – needed to know she was safely home.  She’s a grandmother too!   Went to bed though. 

It’s not like me, but yesterday I was so busy, I didn’t take my pills (don’t forget I’m a grandmother).   It won’t happen a 2nd day!  I’ll close, take meds now, then post this, a morning-before-Christmas Day musing.   

Merry Christmas

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