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Friday flu by

Friday was:
Cleaning a freshly painted office.
Deciding where to put my new color coordinated lamp, decorator table, and trinkets in my office.
Filling up my bookshelves with art supplies in clear plastic shoe boxes, so I see all my toys!
Filling up (almost) my other book case with work folders and lovely, lovey books. :)
Emptying my office of clutter, boxes and stuff that just won't go anymore.
Making a St. Patty's day craft with 4 adorable elementary children.
We got glitter everywhere!
Coming home with a hot dizzy head and a weird tummy.
Taking NyQuil.
Then off to dreamland.
To sleep, to dream, to rest and kick this virus out of my body, for good!

Image from Random Weirdness.com

Comments

Mel said…
Oh ick......

BUT!! I'm likin the idea of decluttering and redoing!

Darn good thing that happened before the ickies hit.....ya poor thing...

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