Things are definitely looking up. This is what I accomplished today:
- made cranberry sauce
- made granola
- had my blood drawn
- sent packages to the girls
- walked home from campus
- filled out online paperwork for our Christmas cruise
- made a carrot ring
Here is what I did not accomplish:
- get a good nap
Oh well; can't do everything.
The best part of the day? The delivery of scores of Happy Thanksgiving/Get Well/We Miss You cards made by my former students. I savored the individuality of each one and basked in their good wishes. There were many amazing sentiments, but one stood out for its stark honesty: "Dear Mrs. Hornig, I am a new student here so I don't know exactly what happened, but I hope you feel better from what you are suffering from, and I hope you have a nice Thanksgiving. Love, _______"
Last night was good too. It was the first Act I rehearsal for Nutcracker. Truth to tell, I wasn't sure how it would go because I've only attended two other rehearsals so far, and only danced in one of those. I was going purely on memory from prior years. And I was not certain I would hold up through an entire run-through. I did, though. And I had enough left over to step in for a missing person while the Artistic Director set some new choreography. (My alternate was dancing our shared role).
Apparently, I did hit my limit, though. My on-stage husband -- a wonderfully gentlemanly partner -- walked over and offered his arm. Obediently, I took it. And asked where we were going. He told me I had had enough for the evening, and that I was to sit down. So I did. He was right.
Leslie, I just got caught up with the blog - now I know the "back story" to much that you've been doing lately. I will say that your listed accomplishments surpass what I do on a day I'd deem productive!
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