Celebrate!

It's 3:15 and both kids are sleeping in their beds. Now what do I do with myself?

Maybe I should work on my thesis...Or maybe I should make some hot cocoa and read a book...

Comments

Melyngoch said…
I vote the second. But then, I've watched two episodes of The Office this evening as well as the new House, and now I have the Daily Show on, so clearly I haven't heard about work ethics.
10/31/2006 9:31 PM
Anonymous said…
I concur. A bit of hot chocolate, maybe some toast or cookies with it, and a good book. Now's your chance to take a break.
11/01/2006 1:36 PM
Christian said…
I hope you read a book and drank cocoa. Personally, I'm looking forward to staying at my parents' tonight without Dec so that I can drink cocoa and read a book. (Though it has been nice to get completely caught up on Housewives and Heroes this week.)
11/02/2006 11:31 AM
skyeJ said…
Cocoa and a book! Cocoa and a book!!!
11/03/2006 4:30 AM
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