Day 359: Old Window

I was cleaning up the garage today (because the builders are going to be starting demolition soon) and I noticed how cool the window was, especially with the flowers on the other side.

Day 345: Memorial

For my last class I'm writing a paper on the Bath School disaster of 1927. On the way home from Grand Rapids, we stopped by the memorial in Bath so that I could check it out. It was kinda creepy.

Day 297: 66666

Day 272: Trip Planning

Day 254: Sick

I don't know if I'm sick or if it's allergies, all I do know is that I feel like hell. This is my illness fighting arsenal: Lysol, hand sanitizer, orange juice (with added calcium), chicken noodle soup (low sodium), water (fresh from the new PUR water filter installed on the kitchen tap), immune booster shot (it has 15 different vitamins in it), tissues (Puffs Plus Lotion), Care Bear chapstick for my raw nose (not the same brand I use on my lips), and Advil Cold & Sinus (because Rite Aid was out of the store brand).

Day 232: Red Room

Dad installed Ashley's hanging lights in the lounge for a Christmas present. Because of where they are and how the house was built, the light switch is on a radio frequency that "talks" to the box the lights are plugged into. One of the neighbors must also have something on that same frequency because the lights are constantly turning on by themselves... that or we have a ghost. It certainly doesn't help the creepy factor that the lights are red and cast an eerie glow.

Day 217: Nurses

Day 216: Berth

While Ashley is gone travel nursing, I've been sleeping in her bedroom so that I don't have to pay to heat the second floor.  While she is home, I'm sleeping on the lounger.

Day 212: Blue Like Jazz

My Blue Like Jazz Associate Producer shirt came in the mail!  I can't wait until it's warm enough to wear a T-shirt.  [When the movie is finished, my name will be in the credits as an associate producer.  ":) ]

Day 151: 10:21 Bedtime

This is what my room looked like after I went to bed because I was so tired I couldn't even read my book.