Though the tiredness and slowness might also have been from the antihistamine. I think by now I’m over the worst of the vaccine reaction, at least.
Yesterday morningI still felt like crawling back into bed. Nevertheless I wrote morning pages and did yoga. I ran out of time for the rest of the morning routine. Husband and I were still a bit at odds. The time crunch was partially due to the boy who needed a bit of hand-holding and took a one-hour nap at one point and needed to be woken up again after.
Because he spent two days non-stop writing his bachelor thesis. He ended up sending a finished draft to his advisor at the end of the day but it was a huge last-minute effort. Well, more than last minute, technically, because he should have sent it the day before.
I took a picture of the mittens for my mother:
I did a humongous pile of dishes and took a shower and then it was almost time to leave the house.
We met with my mother-in-law, my husband’s aunt and two friends of hers at the Greek restaurant that isn’t far from the cemetery. We had excellent Greek food. Huge plates of appetizers that I forgot to take a picture of, souvlaki for me and fish for the rest:
When we were finished with eating the weather had turned worse, it was raining and very windy when we walked to the cemetery. There we put a flower arrangement on my husband’s uncle’s grave and then it was time to return home so we could teach.
I had a bit of a weird afternoon because of cancellations I ended up teaching only three students with long breaks in between. There was a bit more hand-holding the boy, I played some Genshin, and also worked a bit more on the packing class. I am actually learning something which is exciting and unexpected. A few things fell into place over the course of the day but I still didn’t have time to actually pull the things out that I would take on my imaginary trip and actually pack them. Because that’s what you’re supposed to do for the class which is an excellent idea.
It just feels a bit weird to pack everything together and not go but then I’m making packing lists for imaginary trips all the time. It looks like I might be able to half the size of my toiletry kit without sacrificing anything which would be great. I might even be able to squeeze the knitting and the ereader in the bag, still.
Anyway, I probably won’t have the time to actually pack until the weekend but that’s okay.
After teaching I talked with the boy while eating dinner, played some more Genshin (I might be slightly obsessed at the moment), started writing this post, almost forgot about Duolingo, spun and watched some C-drama and went to bed.
Today I want to go grocery shopping, send a package off or two, clean the house and teach. This might be a little too ambitious but we’ll see.
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