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Nov. 12th, 2021 08:43 amIt was chilly enough enough the night before last that M, instead of putting the comforter on the bed like a sane person, just decided to go sleep on the guest bed which already has a comforter on it. O.o Minimal effort was achieved. Since last night was even cooler, I took the two seconds to put the comforter on our bed so His Laziness didn't have to. XP
Tibby was very excited that the comforter was back, and he slept in the same spot all night without moving. This morning he gave a very satisfied stretch and rolled onto his back, looking quite content.
I'm going to push to get my winter wardrobe done this weekend. I know M wants to go grocery shopping, but I need clothes more than he needs pizza pockets, so he can go himself if he wants. I'll make a stop at the storage unit first thing tomorrow and dig out some wools for skirts. I also found a cable knit throw blanket at 'At Home' which looks like it might be big enough to squeeze an 1890s sweater out of. It would be way cheaper than ordering sweater knit fabric, which is weirdly expensive at around $20/yard. The blanket is only $20 (plus I think I can find a coupon somewhere) so it would be a nice savings if it works.
Tibby was very excited that the comforter was back, and he slept in the same spot all night without moving. This morning he gave a very satisfied stretch and rolled onto his back, looking quite content.
I'm going to push to get my winter wardrobe done this weekend. I know M wants to go grocery shopping, but I need clothes more than he needs pizza pockets, so he can go himself if he wants. I'll make a stop at the storage unit first thing tomorrow and dig out some wools for skirts. I also found a cable knit throw blanket at 'At Home' which looks like it might be big enough to squeeze an 1890s sweater out of. It would be way cheaper than ordering sweater knit fabric, which is weirdly expensive at around $20/yard. The blanket is only $20 (plus I think I can find a coupon somewhere) so it would be a nice savings if it works.