My sleep was so messed up that I have been exhausted all day. One time, I lay down for an hour nap, woke in 15 minutes, thinking Tommy had called me. Nope. Lay down for another then minutes, kept sleeping and waking up--about three times in ten minutes.
So, nothing much was done, just got the laundry ready and Tommy washed and dried. We went out for 3 store ads. I shopped a bit. Good news is that my milk is on sale for 'only' $9/gal. Bad news is that there is a turkey breast thawing where the milk goes.
One store had all the huge Halloween decorations down. I wonder why. I hope they were not vandalized.
Quaker 42 oz. Old-Fashioned Oats were bogo, making them $4. Progresso Chicken Broth was bogo. I got one for $1.39. Of course, I needed bananas.
The turkey breast thawing is going to be frozen for Thanksgiving. Tommy is going to find the frozen cranberries from the first of the year. So, we will have turkey and cooked and frozen cranberry sauce done for the Thanksgiving meal.
I cannot stand up to bake. So, I have a plan. I will get a small, folding table, put it in front of counter, find a chair, and mix things there. I told Tommy he would have to be present to hand me ingredients or whatever I need. He did not moan at all. I think he wants homemade baked goods. I want to bake some for the guy who takes out the garbage and brings in the empty can.
Pumpkin bread and pumpkin are on the list of things to make. I cannot find a chocolate pound cake recipe to replace the one lost in the house. I want to bake a pumpkin pie without crust. But, Tommy wants a crust. So, I will bake another without crust in a casserole dish. I have not made a pecan pie in ten years or more. I may make one this year.
I am afraid for us to put out the garbage on Halloween. It seems it will be a good target for vandals. I will probably bring in Skelli when it gets dark.
We ate our only Halloween candy. Tommy said to divide them up. So, we each had twenty candy corn pieces. I ate both the pumpkins.
Dinner was turkey, tomatoes, and turnip greens. I think Tommy had the same thing. Not sure since he eats different things than me most of the time.
Since I have the Impala title, I have called mower about four times. So, I had Tommy call. Mower said "okay." He said not one word more. Tommy screwed up and said, "was he willing to buy the car?" Bad choice of words! Now, it sounds like we are begging him to buy it. I know he thinks he can wait me out until I lower the price. NO WAY! I have other people interested. I have been saving it for him.
Are you ready for Halloween?
Do you wear a costume?
Have a party or go to one?
No Halloween decor here except a flag outside that says 'Happy Halloween". Only reason I put it up was because it was a gift from a neighbor. Halloween is not my thing - I do fall.
ReplyDeleteBeing alone now, I don't do candy for the kids any more - just a little scary.
Today or tomorrow it will be all Christmas at the stores - there is already stuff out here. A little too early for me.
Hope you get some sleep.
Cheryl,
DeleteI would be a little afraid, too. But, no kids on this street come around. I think they all go to church events. I know some teen boys went to elderly person's house on this street, so she quit handing out candy.
Tomorrow, bright and early, I will be at a store getting marked-down items.
Hubby and I dressed up as a doctor and nurse last year. My lack of planning for this year means I'm a nurse again. Hubby isn't feeling well so may not participate in the church trunk or treat.
ReplyDeleteAlice,
DeleteHow fun to go in "matching" costumes. Hopefully, he will feel better.
No costumes for us (we used to when we would go to Halloween parties but we haven't done that in ages). Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCOL,
DeleteSame here. It has been since 2008 or so.
No Halloween décor here but I was out earlier this evening and there were quite a few families out dressed as witches, ghouls etc ... they seemed to be having fun.
ReplyDeleteI don't know where October has gone, it's zoomed by.
Sending good wishes for the new month of November.
All the best Jan
Jan,
DeleteI hope all those who are out stay safe. We have seen any little ones or adults in costume.
October has not seemed gone too soon for me. Maybe I have forgotten. Thanks. I do look forward to November.
Thank you. I wish the best for you.