I'm going to be home alone this week.
My husband, Dan, is going away. So my normal evening activities of watching our favorite shows on Netflix and annoying the ever-living daylights out of him with my cuteness and intellect will be put on hold.
It's not that Dan prevents me from trying new things - it's actually exactly the opposite - or that I can't be alone comfortably. In fact, I'm looking forward to 5 days of uninterrupted sleep since he sleep talks to an unbelievable degree.
But there are a few things on my list that may be best accomplished when left to my own devices. So, here's what you can expect from me this week.
Hannah's "to try this week" list:
-Skyrim (suggested by Trevor Stinson)
Better to be left alone to figure it out. Dan is a Skyrim expert, and my game-stupidity combined with my stubornness means that a Skyrim attempt might give birth to a nothing fight if he were around to comment. Also, I can't depend on him to help me figure out the controls.
-Make-it-yourself cleaning products
If I accidentally concoct something that smells terrible or winds up being poisonous, there will be less collateral damage.
-Geochaching
This is one I've always been interested in and will help get me outside instead of making cereal for dinner and watching 5 episodes of Fringe in a row.*
Any tips, suggestions, or challenges for me to consider as I undertake these not-so death-defying activities?
Other things I ought to try while I've got the house to myself and need not worry about fumes, odors, noise levels, messes, or other side effects that might prove harmful to husbands?
Tell me!
P.S. I'm going back for a second attempt at hot yoga, so all of these activities are contingent upon me surviving a second turn in the hot box.
*Actually this will probably end up happening anyway, who am I kidding.
My husband, Dan, is going away. So my normal evening activities of watching our favorite shows on Netflix and annoying the ever-living daylights out of him with my cuteness and intellect will be put on hold.
It's not that Dan prevents me from trying new things - it's actually exactly the opposite - or that I can't be alone comfortably. In fact, I'm looking forward to 5 days of uninterrupted sleep since he sleep talks to an unbelievable degree.
But there are a few things on my list that may be best accomplished when left to my own devices. So, here's what you can expect from me this week.
Hannah's "to try this week" list:
-Skyrim (suggested by Trevor Stinson)
Better to be left alone to figure it out. Dan is a Skyrim expert, and my game-stupidity combined with my stubornness means that a Skyrim attempt might give birth to a nothing fight if he were around to comment. Also, I can't depend on him to help me figure out the controls.
-Make-it-yourself cleaning products
If I accidentally concoct something that smells terrible or winds up being poisonous, there will be less collateral damage.
-Geochaching
This is one I've always been interested in and will help get me outside instead of making cereal for dinner and watching 5 episodes of Fringe in a row.*
Any tips, suggestions, or challenges for me to consider as I undertake these not-so death-defying activities?
Other things I ought to try while I've got the house to myself and need not worry about fumes, odors, noise levels, messes, or other side effects that might prove harmful to husbands?
Tell me!
P.S. I'm going back for a second attempt at hot yoga, so all of these activities are contingent upon me surviving a second turn in the hot box.
*Actually this will probably end up happening anyway, who am I kidding.
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