what day is it today?

the busiest week in forever begins its business tomorrow
i'm not sure i really want to do all the busy-ness. maybe i'll forego part of it
monday we saw matt the electrician and his friends Take Back the Folk and i was so tired i was barely present
the touring boys slept on our futons and couch and i felt myself domesticating at them. here's a towel, do you want some juice? how about a beer? here's an extra blanket, do you have enough pillows? that kind of thing
they took a hottub and i went to bed and crashed so hard i'm suprised i didn't bruise
i woke up to have coffee with matt for an hour before leaving for work. he said something about "aw heather is growing up" which i seem to hear from a lot of people lately when i talk about what i've been doing and wehre i want to go from here. i think i must have been 12 previously.
when i got home last night the boys had left folded blankets and closed up futons and cd's and notes and I was happy they'd stayed at my house.
last night was yummy dinner and wine with amy and some girls and i giggled a lot and laughed at amy when she almost fell down because i'm a good friend and stuffed myself to the point of diminished communication.
for brunch on sunday i think i'll make coffee cake or muffins or scones.. maybe scones. and a smoked salmon and asparagus fritatta. or maybe mushroom and asparagus frittata. and a fruity greens salad maybe. and juice and coffee. maybe mimosas. although that seems a waste since nobody would drink them. except maybe me.
i'm sleepy still.
it's a sleepy grey dreary wet week.
last night i dreamed about fallen down libraries and tarantulas up my sleeve and rings with giant elephants that had been bought for ex gf and were being returned. and i remember wondering why he chose a giant white elephant ring as big as a hand.
i think work is going better this week . i think things are ok.
i don't always have a good grasp on other people's realities though
the other day in a puddle on a rainy day i found a small red devil rubber duckie the size of a quarter.

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