Things just won't slow down!
Mar. 31st, 2026 08:15 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wiseheart9:31 pm - Things just won't slow down!
And I thought I would be done with Easter preparations by now! How... optimistic of me!
Anyway, I made gift bags of old wrapping paper today, in which to deliver the Kinder Schokobons tomorrow. Today, it was delivery day for the little pom-pom bunnies in their baskets. Also, I had to go to the pharmacy for Mum's medication - naturally, they didn't have everything and needed to order them first. Which means I'll have to go back tomorrow. At least it is a fairly quick process with this particular pharmacy, since they are open 24 hours on every day. Plus, I get allowance on quite a few things due to my customer card. Of course, the district nurse managed to prescribe one bottle of eye drops for Mum again; she keeps doing this, unless Mum specifically asks for three. They've been playing this stupid game for years by now; one would think the woman would have understood the requirements after all this time. Obviously, one would be wrong.
Afterwards I went to choir practice, which was fun this time. It appears we're going to have guests on Easter Monday: our choir leader and Eenie are coming over after lunch - which in Eenie's house takes place after 3pm, they being a half-Spanish family. So, I guess we can count on their visit around half past four at the earliest. But that's okay. We usually take a late lunch, too. Having guests means, however, that I'll have to bake that Easter cake I was planning to skip this year. Ah, well.
Tomorrow I'll go to our school's Bunny Cup day, which is basically some Easter fun that takes place on the last day before Easter holidays, during what would otherwise be the last two lessons. I'll help Erna direct the 7th and 8th term students baking yeast wreaths. So I've packed my own ingredients tonight, so that I can also bake our own Easter wreath in-between, which is practical, as the school kitchen has a much better oven than I have. *g*
And I thought I would be done with Easter preparations by now! How... optimistic of me!
Anyway, I made gift bags of old wrapping paper today, in which to deliver the Kinder Schokobons tomorrow. Today, it was delivery day for the little pom-pom bunnies in their baskets. Also, I had to go to the pharmacy for Mum's medication - naturally, they didn't have everything and needed to order them first. Which means I'll have to go back tomorrow. At least it is a fairly quick process with this particular pharmacy, since they are open 24 hours on every day. Plus, I get allowance on quite a few things due to my customer card. Of course, the district nurse managed to prescribe one bottle of eye drops for Mum again; she keeps doing this, unless Mum specifically asks for three. They've been playing this stupid game for years by now; one would think the woman would have understood the requirements after all this time. Obviously, one would be wrong.
Afterwards I went to choir practice, which was fun this time. It appears we're going to have guests on Easter Monday: our choir leader and Eenie are coming over after lunch - which in Eenie's house takes place after 3pm, they being a half-Spanish family. So, I guess we can count on their visit around half past four at the earliest. But that's okay. We usually take a late lunch, too. Having guests means, however, that I'll have to bake that Easter cake I was planning to skip this year. Ah, well.
Tomorrow I'll go to our school's Bunny Cup day, which is basically some Easter fun that takes place on the last day before Easter holidays, during what would otherwise be the last two lessons. I'll help Erna direct the 7th and 8th term students baking yeast wreaths. So I've packed my own ingredients tonight, so that I can also bake our own Easter wreath in-between, which is practical, as the school kitchen has a much better oven than I have. *g*
