Regarding my previous post, Tuesday night Richard Bonomo
came over to take a look at my plant shelving. He used a phonebook and a hammer
to bang the shelves into place tightly enough to quit wobbling, which belied
the box the shelving came in that stated “No tools necessary!” Then he tried to
put together the second set of shelves, but they were defective, so yesterday
Travalon returned them to Menard’s and got a new set. We have yet to look at
this new set of shelves to see if they are defective or if they will work as
long as we bang them into place with the hammer and now quite battered
phonebook. Why did we not look at them? Because instead of doing that, or
something equally useful like preparing our long-delayed Christmas cards, we
were dancing around to the Soul Train
DVDs again. At least it’s exercise, so it isn’t a complete waste of time.
Tonight we are going to hear a Hungarian folk group with Cecil Markovitch, so
once again the cards will not be mailed and the shelving will not be put
together. Now you can see why I didn’t blog yesterday – I don’t have that much
to say this week. Maybe tomorrow I’ll try to come up with another poem.
The only funny thing that happened in the last few days is
when Rich and I were planning to get together on Tuesday night so I could print
out my Christmas card labels (the file is on his computer): I originally said I
could be at his house around 7:30, after Irish class, and he later emailed that
he would be home around 5:15. I was so busy that I didn’t think anything more
about it, but then he was frantically looking for me when I hadn’t shown up by
6:30, calling Travalon, Luxuli, and even Handy Woman. He called my cell phone
too, of course, but I wasn’t about to answer it in the middle of class. Apparently
he had skipped right over the part in my email where I’d told him what time I
would be free, and it hadn’t occurred to me that he would be expecting me around
5:15. Once I got ahold of him, he said, “This is what happens when two people
with ADD try to plan something.” True that.
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