This morning, I have been moving like a speeding train. We are getting ready for a trip and this usually entails me getting a bunch of stuff together, double checking that we have said stuff and returning numerous times to the house to retrieve said stuff. This morning I had to go back upstairs four times to get: passports, bank deposit slip, watch, toiletries, toothbrush, sweater and dry cleaning. After all of that was brought downstairs I had to take all that to the car. Then I had to return to the house for: a banana (mid-morning snack), cell phone, magazine for M. to read, and to deposit extraneous credit cards that don't need to be going to S.A. Then I double checked the doors to make sure they were locked and secure.
Actually the whole adventure started at about 6:22AM this morning when I decided to run around my yard chasing a huge rabbit away from my tomato plants. I have no idea if bunnies like tomatoes. And I can't quite remember if it's bunnies or deer that don't like marigolds. So I ran around the yard in my nightgown clapping my hands and yelling at a rabbit who thought that if it just sat really still I wouldn't see it. I might be big, but I'm not a T Rex. It eventually disappeared through the hole in the fence. A hole I have been vowing to cover with chicken wire of something similar for about 2 years now. M. watched the whole thing from the upstairs window. I think he enjoyed the show of me looking like a fool.
So a lot of nervous energy that now has to sit at her desk and write emails to people who probably shouldn't even be in college. What else might I be doing today, you ask? I will go to the bank to get some cash, get some light sandwichesque lunch, teach a class, drive to the parking lot where my car will be for the weekend, take a taxi to the airport with hopefully everything one might need for a long weekend in Uruguay and hopefully get on a plane to Dulles to get on a plane to Buenes Aires that continues on to Montevideo. Whew!


3 Comments:
This image of you in the backyard is one that needs to be on YouTube! Poor rabbit!! He's just trying to eat some good stuff--you will be lucky to have a stem left after your trip. Never known anyone who went to Uruguay, so hope we see lots of pics!!
Pee on your garden. I'm not kidding. No rabbits, no deer, lots o' nitrates. Next year, do a raised bed square foot garden -- you should see ours.
Enjoy, enjoy -- and I second the request for photos!
hysterical. i can't believe you're harrassing innocent bunnies. i mean, it was just sitting there...eyeing the tomato plants. er. i don't think bunnies are interested in tomato plants. mine don't seem to be. but then, i don't have an indoor garden for them.
hope you're having a lovely time in Uruguay! sounds super! :)
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