Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Tired of having too much fun

We woke this morning with plans to return to Sanibel Island and bike the refuge, but it was not to be.

Feeling tired and weary we opted instead to stay in bed petting and scratching two very affectionate cats.  I think they liked the decision as well.  I know George certainly did.

I guess there really is such a thing as too much of a good thing.  We've been running around and doing so much lately that we both agreed it was time to just sit still for a while.

So instead of biking and sight seeing we went out for lunch, he took the car to be washed while I scoured the aisles of Wal-mart yet again for things needed. 

It feels good to just bang around the house fixing up some simple meals for later tonight, assessing things that need doing....and  then not doing them.

Playing pickleball three times a week seems to be taking its toll on me, especially when followed by ever increasing bike rides.

So today is a slow day of sitting around and catching up on some computer stuff.

I forgot to post the project for next Photoshop Friday, so here is what we'll be playing with:



Long Live the Queen of Sloth Like Living

3 comments:

  1. cute pelicans! and cute fluff-ball cat! glad you took a quiet day.

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  2. Good for you for taking a day to rest. Being busy is good for us, but we are not kids anymore and our bodies need to stop and rest now and then. I agree about the joy of just lazing in bed and playing with our fur babies. It's good for the soul. And the fur babies love it too! Tomorrow my little lion king has an appointment at the beauty salon. It's time for a trim and a nail clipping. Besides, he won't want to take all this hair to Florida. The weather today is just SUPER!!! And tomorrow too! I just love it! Here's hoping your day is super too. Hugs, Edna B.

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  3. kitty cats wiggling. people giggling. it gets not better than that. did enjoy the shell picture and wish I and my bike were in your area! pond lois

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