Nothing to do this weekend …

… and too much to fit in next weekend. Doesn’t that figure? And now that I am covering the 10-7 shift at work, it throws my schedule off somewhat (although it is fixable, sorta).

To wit:

I am taking a class with Cousin ‘O Love on Monday (which has proven to be pretty interesting and I did actually see an aura around someone too!)

I am now taking classes on Thursdays and Fridays at the Arlington Metaphysical Chapel for the months of November and December

I have a day long (ie: almost 12 hours) class next Saturday which could run in to Sunday

I scheduled two hours of study time with Rose Rosetree next Sunday thinking I could fit that and a trip to take care of The Mother in. hahahah What was I thinking? Saturday’s class may run in to Sunday which would give me about 3 seconds in between that and Rose to go to Baltimore and do daughterly duty. Methinks I am going to have to reschedule Rose, unfortunately.

Then there is the fun issue of the weekend after Thanksgiving wherein I see I am scheduled to work both days 7-4. Uh, shit. I don’t know if we can get Mother-Care coverage for that weekend and even if we could, since we are not all getting together there for Thanksgiving, Duty and I planned to go up and spend time and have a post TG dinner with her. I am pretty sure I’m not going to be able to get anyone to sub for me and that’s not a good thing. Must do some mad scrambling to figure out schedule.

I’m sure it will all work out, she said, with optimism. :D

Anyway, I am quite sure I will find something to amuse myself this weekend. Going to the Woo-Woo store could be a costly venture so I am willing myself to stay away. But I want to buy something (like I don’t have enough crap, I know, I know).

Off to find some trouble to get into. I have to mention that I can see such a difference in my general demeanor by going back to previous place of employ. I like the people there (even if some reTHUGlican stole my Defend America: Defeat Bush sticker. Cretins) and I am just happier in general. I shall never ever take that for granted again.

Lesson learned.