Not-So-Pleasant Excitement

Today's less than pleasant excitement was a computer virus, since Dad clicked one of those "click me" IMs... Oh well. He also took care of it, so life continues here fairly quietly. Other than that, the big accomplishment of hte day was returning the chametz to the shelves/drawers/etc (except the boullion cubes- I haven't the foggiest idea where they go, or why my parents have them They frighten me, just a little). Oh- and a parental shopping trip which returned with a lovely mirror for their room and a small-ish wooden lizard for the same, and some other things. 'Twas an interesting day, over all.

Really noticed today how little my diet was affected by the holiday- had a really exactly-right-for-the-moment dinner tonight, before Pesakh was over even (fish, steamed veggies with warmed salad dressing). In general, besides matzah-and-spread rather than the occasional bagels or such that I have at school, the differences haven't been huge. I guess that's the advantage of living on salad and (when I'm home/cooking) soup so much. It made it a much happier sort of holiday.

Over Shabbos Mom, Dad and I played an amusing board game called Therapy (copyright 1986- and it occasionally showed). It was awfully funny, especially as played by family rather than by a set of age-mates. It set off some interesting questions- plus a few we vetoed as we read them because of content that just isn't fun in family settings.

Off tomorrow at 7:00 am- so it's past bedtime now. G'night world.

Not-So-Pleasant Excitement

Today's less than pleasant excitement was a computer virus, since Dad clicked one of those "click me" IMs... Oh well. He also took care of it, so life continues here fairly quietly. Other than that, the big accomplishment of hte day was returning the chametz to the shelves/drawers/etc (except the boullion cubes- I haven't the foggiest idea where they go, or why my parents have them They frighten me, just a little). Oh- and a parental shopping trip which returned with a lovely mirror for their room and a small-ish wooden lizard for the same, and some other things. 'Twas an interesting day, over all.

Really noticed today how little my diet was affected by the holiday- had a really exactly-right-for-the-moment dinner tonight, before Pesakh was over even (fish, steamed veggies with warmed salad dressing). In general, besides matzah-and-spread rather than the occasional bagels or such that I have at school, the differences haven't been huge. I guess that's the advantage of living on salad and (when I'm home/cooking) soup so much. It made it a much happier sort of holiday.

Over Shabbos Mom, Dad and I played an amusing board game called Therapy (copyright 1986- and it occasionally showed). It was awfully funny, especially as played by family rather than by a set of age-mates. It set off some interesting questions- plus a few we vetoed as we read them because of content that just isn't fun in family settings.

Off tomorrow at 7:00 am- so it's past bedtime now. G'night world.