The folks came in from Michigan last night...my dad looking particularly awful. Once again, I remembered I probably don't have long to live with him.
This morning was better. Dad looked healthier, Mom more cheerful, and life in general seemed rosier...
I have work to do, but somehow don't have the gumption to start a new job. Think I'll work on the quilt restoration, instead.
Here are two money-related carnivals that are especially interesting this week:
http://thecopyeditorsdesk.com/2008/09/09/the-carnival-of-money-stories/
http://bankergirl.com/archives/182
Our skies are gray and rainy today -- no working on the roof until it clears up a bit. Maybe I'll build a fire in the fireplace...
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