We are still adjusting to being home. I worked some in the morning after walking Elisa to school and Ray drove to UGA. By working, I mean working on my class projects and readings. Only a couple more weeks. I can do it!

About 10, Amelia called from Kevin's and I went to pick her up, in the truck. She had some breakfast and we chatted a bit about what to do with the few hours we had. She got some things out of the closet and went through them, taking some with her to Durham and throwing some away.

We decided to get some lunch in town, since there is not much here as we haven't been to the grocery store yet. We went to Ike and Jane's, but got it to go, except for the donuts. Amelia has to research donuts and donut shops, since Monuts is opening a store in January. I think she is almost as excited as Lindsay, the owner. She drove me to Ray's parking lot and I got the Prius and drove it to my class.
She took the truck home for me.

Class was good and then I went to get Cameron, who was fine and excited. $266! Boarding, shots, exam. Glad we only have one dog. We went back and got Ray. At home, Cameron instantly disappeared, probably over to Conroys'. Ray made some popcorn and we left again. He is Charlie Brown in a short play of Charlie Brown's Christmas they are doing at UUFA. I watched for a bit and then went to get Elisa, who had rehearsal at Clarke Central.

We started back to get Ray, but Beth brought him to the gas station. While we were waiting, I filled up on gas.

At home, I quickly cooked some ham steak, potatoes, and broccoli, but Ray went right to bed. Elisa and I ate. I built a cheery fire and made cowboy cookies--perfect ones, the right texture, cooked just right. Elisa went to bed before they were ready and I didn't eat any. So sad.

I went to bed about 9:30. Ray is still not up and Elisa is sick, staying home from school. I made her te and gave her Nyquil. It is strange to have a sick child--that has not happened since Gerald, I think.