I hope this note finds everyone in good health and spirits. The house of Heather is doing ok. The spouse of my boss is still in the hospital without any great improvements. The great part is that he's not getting worse.
Someone in our office decided that we needed some kind of events for the week. Five days, five fun things to do:
- Monday, Pajama day. Wear your favorite pajamas to the office.
- Tuesday, Twins/triplets day. Find a friend and dress the same.
- Wacky outfit/wacky hair day. Wear something wacky.
- Sports team day. Wear your favorite sports logo clothes.
- Animal prints. Wear something with an animal print or animals on it.
I did not wear pajamas Monday. It isn't for a want of choices. My daughters gave Heather a pair of pink pajamas for Christmas and I have some nightgowns but the pajama bottoms are a bit too big and I didn't think it would be a good thing to be constantly having my drawers dropping and my nightgowns are barely to my knees. I was concerned that I would be too inappropriate!
Today was twin day. Mrs C, who has never participated in our Halloween exploits, suggested we dress alike. She offered some suggestions but nothing really struck our fancy. The obvious factor is that we can't go shopping so it was important to find something that exists in our closets. I asked if she had a white button up shirt and black pants. She said yes so I mentioned a Harry Potter theme to Mrs C and Mrs S. Black pants, white shirt, scarf or necktie, pointy thing for a wand, easy peasy! Of course the ulterior motive was to be able to be Hermione. Long story short, I had the pleasure of being dressed in a white blouse and black skirt at work.
Tomorrow is "wacky outfit day." I told everyone that I don't what to wear tomorrow. I'd suggested a hippy look. I have some peasant skirts which would be perfect. Or I could wear my favorite dress from Halloween.
Thursday and Friday should be easy. I have stuff that will be perfect to wear. I'll just have to figure out tomorrow.
Happy Tuesday.
Take care of yourselves and families.
Heather
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