No Soup for You!

We had a chance of snow this morning - and a wind advisory. It's hella windy, but no snow. It is grey and cold and yucky, though. Makes me want soup and snuggling and knitting.

I called my friend K to let her know that I'll be going to the knitting meeting tonight and she has made split pea soup and has some frozen for me to take to work tomorrow. K rocks. No Soup For You!
Actually, the knitting meeting is at a restaurant that is supposed to have good soup, so if you come to the meeting tonight and feel so inclined I guess there will be soup for all. But not K's yummy soup. Ha ha. That's mine.

Anyway, test today - didn't really study for it, don't really care.
And I'm at work today getting NOTHING done. Don't care.
And my husband is off again today. (shrug).

I'm on week eleventy thousand of this stupid cold so I finally broke down and called for a Dr's appointment. Apparently the whole entire town has a cold, too because I can't get in until tomorrow. I think I'm going to talk to her about some kind of chemical assistance for my winter blah's. I don't want chemical assistance necessarily, but if there is something that would help me deal with all of this stress and also not want to curl up in a little ball under the bed if my kid has a pony tail after school that might be good. Also, my aversion to Wal Mart is back... that place freaks me out and most of the time it's not a big deal, but around the holidays I feel light-headed just driving by one.

So maybe it's time to purchase some anti-crazy and be done with it. And also, I should start exercising more.
Oh, and not eat Twinkies for lunch. Or Cupcakes. Or Fruit Pies.

Netflix is sending me The Office (the British version) today. Not that I have any time to watch them this weekend. (Not that I won't watch them anyway when I'm supposed to be packing or painting). My friend Kristin said the British version is funnier and that the British Pam is less annoying. I like the American Pam, so it will be interesting to see if I like the British Pam better.

Ok, maybe 'interesting' is stretching it.