Being lazy

[wiseheart]

It was raining in the morning, so I postponed my short trip to Lidl. There is nothing we'd urgently need right now, and I hope I'll still get some of the things that are on offer tomorrow.

Being a bank holiday or whatnot in Germany, German TV ejected all the usual programmes I wish at daytime, showing idiotic quizzies and boring movies instead. So I used the unexpected free time to work a bit on my textile book cover, to practice knitting, to make pancakes and to work out the plot of a side story I intend to write later to "A Stitch in Time".

Then the insurance agent - the same one whom I had an appointment with on March 10 and who never showed up - called to talk to me about one of my contracts. I wish she had called two days earlier; that would have saved me some money I transferred to the insurance company and that I could have spared otherwise. Ah, well, fortunately it was a small sum; the transfer fee of the bank made up 30% of it, though!

I then solved a few crossword puzzles, talked to my friend Evie on the phone and went to the post box with Mum to give her a bit of exercise. It's still frigging cold over here, although weather forecast promises more pleasant temperatures for the next few days. I hope they're right.

Comments

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Yeah, me, too. The idea is to cater to the interests of school kids who don't have school on such days, but honestly, what teenager does still watch telly? They all hang around the internet in these days.

[adafrog.livejournal.com]

Exactly. None of them watch TV anymore.