Paper, not digital. I stopped to cook. And eat. And that's about it. Oh yeah, I went outside once to blow the glitter off a LO, in the back yard. Pretty much a perfect day, in Electra-world.
I am not however showing you any of the paper stuff I made, only the digital LO I just finished, when I sat down at the computer and switched over to digital. Here it is the end of May and I just realized I never did my calendar for April. Keeping in mind of course that these calendars are after-the-fact calendars, not let's-see-what-do-I-have-planned-for-today calendars. That was a lot of hypens. I always have to stop and think about hyphens. Is anyone else out there old enough to remember typing class in high school? Is anyone out there old enough to remember typewriters? Geesh. Just saying that out loud makes me feel like Lily Tomlin doing her Phone Operator routine. One-ringy-dingy, two ringy-dingy. Argh, MORE hyphens. YES, Virginia, there was a time when all girls had to learn how to type. I suppose that's so we had something to do while we were waiting for someone to marry us. I never learned to type well, and I'm not married (any more). Does that mean I'm a failure? No, it simply means I have good taste. And can't type.
LOL! This post is hilarious! I'm so glad you had such a fabulous day! And no...not a failure at all! I can type and I'm married, but that's about as far as I get - he cooks, cleans, and does the laundry! HA!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a grand day! Yes, I do remember typewriters, that's how I learned to type in school! QWERTY.
ReplyDeleteThis calendar is so very cool. I think I'll have to think about doing one. Gotta go think now...
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