This morning we're off to a family brunch in Kelvington and tonight I have to sing at a Christmas do in Kuroki, so there won't be much R&R here at home. This, though it's all about pleasure, is what I consider a work day, come to think of it. Hm. What am I saying. I'm a homebody, a hermit?

The moon was so bright it was like daylight when I looked through the window to the driveway last night.

The grocery list on the fridge is pretty short with the boys away. Their dad called last night to tell me he's purchased concert tickets to a Brooks and Dunn show in April; this is Emil's Christmas gift from Gord but I have to take him so he bought my ticket too. Because I will have to listen to Emil go on and on about it for the next five months, it's the least he could do, he said, chuckling maniacally. I'm not a B&D fan but I'm told they put on a good show.

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