Last day off for a bit
May. 27th, 2026 08:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
serafaerySaddle Mountain fixed my sads yesterday, as usual.
It was a lovely hike up, but socked in and so so cloudy. This was not the forecast but what happens on that mountain is very unpredictable.
As soon as I reached the summit, it started to rain, and it never stopped until I reached the car, whoops.
Got sooooo soggy.
I did not care. The wildflowers smelled incredible, especially the fringecups, the birds and squirrels did not mind my presence, it was quiet and peaceful and I was grateful for the chance to tough out some weather. I had decent gear and a warm dry car to drive home in, and blissful sunlit skies the whole way, the extra sparkly kind after a rain.
Was home by 6pm and shed my soggy clothes and muddy shoes and got comfy on the couch for a bit, after dinner and enjoying the last of the sun with Avalanche in the back yard. So lucky.
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Today is my last day off before I head back to work. My back is painfully cranky, so I am not going to the aerial gym, but I want to do a little workout here. Finley postponed our hangout which is for the best anyway.
I might try to dance with Jasmine tonight?
Got some faery hair phone calls to make and orders to arrange.
I'd like to clean my room thoroughly and put away laundry and sweep and vacuum and dust and maybe finally start hanging some art today, I think part of the reason I keep putting it off is that I think I need to do it all at once. How about just hang one and see how it goes, maybe?
Also a bike ride up to the chickens is on my list, we finished the quiche and I don't have enough eggs to make another.
Maybe I'll bake rhubarb pie today? I picked up TONS at the farmers market on Sunday, yay.
Josh wants me to work less. He is the most generous supportive creature on the whole planet, I can't even. How did I get so lucky.
It was a lovely hike up, but socked in and so so cloudy. This was not the forecast but what happens on that mountain is very unpredictable.
As soon as I reached the summit, it started to rain, and it never stopped until I reached the car, whoops.
Got sooooo soggy.
I did not care. The wildflowers smelled incredible, especially the fringecups, the birds and squirrels did not mind my presence, it was quiet and peaceful and I was grateful for the chance to tough out some weather. I had decent gear and a warm dry car to drive home in, and blissful sunlit skies the whole way, the extra sparkly kind after a rain.
Was home by 6pm and shed my soggy clothes and muddy shoes and got comfy on the couch for a bit, after dinner and enjoying the last of the sun with Avalanche in the back yard. So lucky.
...
Today is my last day off before I head back to work. My back is painfully cranky, so I am not going to the aerial gym, but I want to do a little workout here. Finley postponed our hangout which is for the best anyway.
I might try to dance with Jasmine tonight?
Got some faery hair phone calls to make and orders to arrange.
I'd like to clean my room thoroughly and put away laundry and sweep and vacuum and dust and maybe finally start hanging some art today, I think part of the reason I keep putting it off is that I think I need to do it all at once. How about just hang one and see how it goes, maybe?
Also a bike ride up to the chickens is on my list, we finished the quiche and I don't have enough eggs to make another.
Maybe I'll bake rhubarb pie today? I picked up TONS at the farmers market on Sunday, yay.
Josh wants me to work less. He is the most generous supportive creature on the whole planet, I can't even. How did I get so lucky.
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Date: 2026-05-27 06:19 pm (UTC)It all sounds lovely! And absolutely you can just hang one picture,see what it looks like and then either stop or hang another. No pressure!