Short on Time

OMG, I cannot believe I'm going to say this...I'm so glad the weather is suppose to be crappy this weekend. We had plans to go climbing and I'm just too tired to make the trip.

I'm certain I would have fun if we were to get out and climb outside, but we've been burning the candle at both ends -- we're almost out of wax. In fact, we have not grocery shopped in probably three weeks. I'm serious...three weeks. Our pantry is even starting to look empty. While we could probably make something to feed us if we had no money or other food resources, there is diminishing items of nutritional value in the cupboards.

Okay, now for my end-of-the-world story. I finally contacted a company that will install Solar Panels. Sara got me a subscription to Home Power and now I want to get a solar water heater, and electricity. You are probably wondering what does getting solar power have to do with the end-of-the-world? Well, unlike Y2K were I wasn't even remotely concerned about it, with the rising cost of gas, fresh produce, and even getting to work, I've come to believe that thanks to the <sarcasm>great leadership</sarcasm> of George W. Bush and his faithful band of idiots, we are doomed to suffer another Great Depression.

Sara thinks that we are fortunate that there is going to be a change of leadership soon that will help to alleviate a major depression. And of course we are so certain that only the most extremely zealous and thoughtless are going to vote for McCain and another four years of a war that should never have been.

Okay...that is my interpretation of what Sara thinks -- she'd be a lot more elegant in her choice of words. Anyway, I need to get the ivy cleared from my yard, and cut back a few more car loads of blackberry bushes, and then maybe I can start my garden. Oh and we are trying to buy a climbing gym, and we have a couple of businesses running, and I am also trying to master my new hobby of Spanish.

Huh...when you write it all down, it almost seems like I need to cut back a bit.