Hmmmmm ... Romper Room was okay ... but Miss Sally hated kids! My preference was definitely Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Green Jeans! Still, an update ...So, hows-about-we-had-you the "Romper Room Mirror" and ask you the same questions? "Wink wink, nudge nudge, know what I mean, eh?" (Said in Monty Python accent & Style... Of course)
We're hanging on, here. The drama is still here - and will be until DD's former boyfriend turns 18 in the Spring. Holy Cow, what a mess that whole thing is/was/remains! DD had settled in to online college classes - her first semester. So far, so good, but she really dislikes this online garbage. She has some friends in each of her classes, which is a plus ... and an interest in one fellow in her psych class - which is difficult to pursue when everyone is socially distancing by multiple miles. Still the fact that she's even curious after all the drama is a good sign. I'll take it!
DS is getting ready to take on a major project. Our foxes have shortened their circuit and are now back weekly, so he's upgrading the fence out back. Plain age and Crazy Dog have worked their magic on it, and there are multiple places where foxes could sneak in. So far, Crazy Dog has alerted each time (I was up three times, last night with her over them,) but I don't want to count on that forever.
Me? I'm going quietly insane. Now that school is back in session and completely online, my job is officially non-existent. There's no need for a substitute teacher when sick teachers can hold classes online from home. I was half-promised another position once school started, but that hasn't materialized. I knew I shouldn't count on it from the start... but hope springs eternal, and I was sincerely hopeful. It's time to hit the proverbial pavement, big time. I'm on the short-list for a position at our new library, once it's completed, but even that is currently on hold because the rest of the library system is officially shut down, still. It's not looking very good, at the moment.
I have an at-home crafting business that I do, occasionally, but I haven't had the oomph to get on it. It's time to ramp that up for the Holidays, but I just can't seem to get out of this funk and get going.
We're fighting the tail-end of fowl pox with my bachelor coop and run. DD thought they were just fighting with each other and I was hiding in my little dark cloud, so we didn't catch it until late. Luckily, it's not a serious outbreak and we are really good with bio-security, so it has (so far) not hit our laying/breeder run ... just The Boys. I guess it's just as well that there was no County Fair, this year. We missed the minimalist State Fair because of the pox,
Hades ... we missed the whole blasted summer. . It's been a trying, overly dramatic, draining month - and now summer is over and I missed the whole thing. We ALL missed the whole thing. Tomorrow is my birthday ... Hooray. Not. ... My kids are working and no one else will venture out with the virus spikes, so I will be spending it alone in my messy house with my sick chickens, my nearly blind dog, and DD's crazy mutt.
I'm genuinely sorry for the pity party. I'm just feeling very low at the moment ... and you did ask. Silly You!