days_unfolding

I forgot to mention that Champaign has a community garden. Another reason that it would be good to live there.

I was looking at tagliatelle pasta on Amazon because I have a recipe for mint pea tagliatelle, and sheesh. Expensive. I need to learn to make my own pasta, but pasta makers are expensive.

I need to take a "floating holiday" off before the end of June. I'm sure that everyone will be taking a week from today off because of the Memorial Day holiday. Maybe the Tuesday after? Need to ask my boss.

I ran over to my old library to pick up some library books. (There were supposed to be two, but it looks like they sent one back. Oh! The other book was from my testing!) Had a nice chat with my old boss. They're hired someone to fill my old position--yay! The person will start in July.

Went to my guitar class. Two weeks of no practice took its toll and I sucked. Badly. I have work to do. Right now, we're working on "Let It Be," which I know, and it would be a good song to practice singing and playing guitar when I've got the chords down.

Zara thinks that I'm all-knowing and all-seeing. She picks a new spot at which to eat and assumes that I know where she is. So I wind up walking through the house with her food going, "Zara? Where are you?"

Logged back on to finish up work after dinner. I was cleaning out some email when I found another U of I recipe that I'd like to try. Walmart doesn't have bulgur though. Amazon has it, for a pricey price of course. It'll be good when I move to Champaign and have more choices for grocery stores. I might also try Costco then.

I'm trying to figure out what to do now. I'm too tired to declutter or clean. I should practice piano and guitar. Problems solve themselves: I listened to a financial webinar. And I'm going to work on some home-based business stuff tomorrow. Right now, I'm going to practice piano and guitar. Oh awesome, there are some recordings of singing classes that I wasn't able to attend. There are some recordings of guitar classes that I missed that I need to watch too.

I found a vet that I want to try when I move to Champaign (although I'll ask if any of my colleagues use them). They're supposedly good with stressy cats and they're open until 6 during the week and 9-4 on Saturdays. There is a cat only clinic, but it's open only 9-4 M-F, no Saturdays. And there will be an emergency vet in town too.

Tomorrow, I have to get up at the crack of dawn for a webinar about alternative funding for mortgages. I want to see if I could buy a house (well, probably a condo) given my student loan payments. So getting up early might be worth it.