The birds are not chirping yet

Since I have been laying around like a blob and so tired lately, I decided I needed to get some exercise so I called my newest friend, Jane to see if she wanted to go for a walk. She had been busy the last couple weeks with family in town (she comes from a family of 13!) so we had not walked in awhile. She agreed to go so we decided to go at six in the morming. Of course, I was worried about not getting up in time so I woke up every half hour all night even though I set the alarm. I made it out the door at six a.m. sharp and I noticed it was so quiet, the birds were not awake yet with their usual chirping. I also noticed out lawn really needs to me mowed.

It took awhile before Jane and I started yakking since we were both like zombies but once we got going, we were talking back and forth. (Normally we walk after dinner, but it has been too hot lately).

HOH said my last couple blogs made him cry so I decided to talk about one of the fights we had early in our marriage. We have so few fights, I remember exactly when it was. It was January 1996. We had a 7 month old baby and we decided we needed a new faucet. The problem was the new faucet needed some kinds of rigging under the sink so when it was hooked up, we did not have any hot water. So, I waited....and waited....and waited. For THREE months I waited for him to fix the faucet. Finally I said, "You have one week to fix the faucet or I am calling the plumber." I ended up calling the plumber the next day.

True, the hot water worked for the dishwasher, but it was a pain not having any in the kitchen sink trying to wash off counters and tables and rinse out baby bottles, etc. I thought I was pretty patient but once I get to the end of my rope, it's over folks.

Now we laugh about it. Now I ask if a project can be finished, if so when? If not, can I call a professional?

Have a good one.