The Day We Did Nothing

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Yesterday, I threw myself an epic pity party because I had (and have) the worst summer cold. The party attendees were Hazy and George, who indulged me by watching TV and movies all day.

So I guess we didn’t do nothing; we did that TV thing, we exercised our OCD, we read some books, we walked Beatz, and we went on one outing.

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I’m sure if George saw this picture, he’d be very upset about the missing blackberry from the second row. #OCD
We each picked something to watch. George picked Thomas, Hazy picked My Little Pony, and I picked Annie (the original).
We each picked something to watch. George picked Thomas, Hazy picked My Little Pony, and I picked Annie (the original).
Like all great movies I've introduced her to, Hazy didn't like Annie at first but later loved it. (See The Princess Bride, Ella Enchanted, and Enchanted.)
Like all great movies I’ve introduced her to, Hazy didn’t like Annie at first but later loved it. (See The Princess Bride, Ella Enchanted, and Enchanted.)

Like I said, we did make one outing. We went to “downtown” JP to CVS to get some cold medicine, and stopped by Beatz’s daycare, Fancy Schmancy, while we were there.

George fed Nunu a treat.
George fed Nunu a treat.
And then Hazy fed everyone a treat.
And then Hazy fed everyone a treat.
While I asked the pharmacist for advice, each kid brought me a selection of randomly selected cold medicine. It was pretty sweet, until George almost walked out with one of his.
While I asked the pharmacist for advice, each kid brought me a selection of randomly selected cold medicine. It was pretty sweet, until George almost walked out with one of his.
Also, this happened. I call this getting Georged.
Also, this happened. I call this getting Georged.

So even though I felt like I got Georged yesterday, it was nice to cuddle with the guys for a while. Cold or no cold, we’ll be back to being ballers come Monday, because we only have two more weeks of our summer together.

One thought on “The Day We Did Nothing”

  1. Pingback: The Last Hurrah – Part I | One Summer At Home

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