I’m inching closer to being done with open enrollment hallelujah! I entered almost all of the enrollment changes on the carrier portals (medical, dental, etc.), & I entered them into the personnel database. I have one more big group to handle & then I can move on to concentrating on my regular job.
Sunday, June 22nd
Around the house. The double-orange daylilies that Ellen gave us have started blooming!
Monday, June 23rd
Just out here living on the edge on a Monday!
Tuesday, June 24th
I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror & thought, “Passion Play extra!” Ha!
Wednesday, June 25th
This was the only photo for today - Sorry!
Thursday, June 26th
More lovelies from around the yard.
Friday, June 27th
The only photo was this accidental screenshot.
Saturday, June 28th
Dr. M & I went on a ramble! We were headed to one place, but accidentally ended up at Roan Mountain, where, reader, I was COLD. We practically trotted around looking at the rhododendrons. It was a lovely day. Happy sigh.
Next week is a short week at work due to the July 4th holiday. I’ve already decided that I’m going to be obnoxiously patriotic on Thursday at work. I’m borrowing a very fun excellent dress from Sue, wearing my red, white, & blue jewelry, and my Atlanta Braves glasses toppers (I never bought any patriotic ones). I am an American, the same as everyone else & I shall represent! How about you guys? Too disgusted to celebrate? I’ve definitely been there in years past.
I love my country even when I disagree with some of its leaders, political or otherwise. Of course I'll celebrate! I think Canada Day is coming, too. I need to look up the date for that so I can send greetings to some of my Canadian readers and friends. (Ack! It's July 1!) The thought of you being cold has left me feeling -- jealous. Yup. That's it. We're moving into pure hot now, although the Saharan dust is on its way, and I love it because of its ability to reduce the possibility of hurricanes. One month down, three to go. (We don't really count October, even though the season doesn't end until November 1 or so.)
ReplyDeleteIt was a gift being cold - it was in the upper 80s low 90s when we headed up the mountain. Not Texas hot, but still toasty!
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