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wiseheartI wanted to type up some more recipes today, but I'm afraid it must wait. I've dramatised a Christmas story for a colleague of mine (yes, the others regularly put my writing skills to good use, than you very much), and that must be typed up and printed first.
Then I'll have to watch the 1st part of "World Without End" on German TV. It's the continuation of "The Pillars of Earth", in case you aren't familiar with it. Now, I'm not a particular fan of Ken Follett, but he did his homework well for the first novel and I kind of liked the TV-adaptation (mostly for the absolutely fantastic Rufus Sewell), so I'm giving the continuation a try. At least it's the Middle Ages.
Other than that, I've corrected some essays for another colleague, and pre-sticked 30 pieces of stitched cards (with the help of 4 6th-grade girls) for a third one. Oh, and we stitched some more cards with other 6th and 5th-grade girls for next week's charity fair. I mean, I like being helpful, but today was a tiny bit more than what I call comfortable.
BTW, I got my first Christmas card from the most generous![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
songfire3 - and with an autographed photo of John Barrowman, too! Thank you, songfire3! *hugs* So it was a good day, after all! :))
Then I'll have to watch the 1st part of "World Without End" on German TV. It's the continuation of "The Pillars of Earth", in case you aren't familiar with it. Now, I'm not a particular fan of Ken Follett, but he did his homework well for the first novel and I kind of liked the TV-adaptation (mostly for the absolutely fantastic Rufus Sewell), so I'm giving the continuation a try. At least it's the Middle Ages.
Other than that, I've corrected some essays for another colleague, and pre-sticked 30 pieces of stitched cards (with the help of 4 6th-grade girls) for a third one. Oh, and we stitched some more cards with other 6th and 5th-grade girls for next week's charity fair. I mean, I like being helpful, but today was a tiny bit more than what I call comfortable.
BTW, I got my first Christmas card from the most generous
songfire3 - and with an autographed photo of John Barrowman, too! Thank you, songfire3! *hugs* So it was a good day, after all! :))
