Hey, it's okay Tuesday

One of my favorite blogs, Airing My Laundry, does a post every week that was inspired by a section of Glamour magazine. She invites her followers to do their own posts like this. I enjoy doing this a every so often, so I thought it's time for another list. Since I don't do this weekly, my list will be long.

It's okay...

*To have not seen any of the movies nominated for a best picture Oscar.

*To have gone out to a book event mid-month, with the anticipation that the roads would be driveable on my way back.

*To be annoyed with snow days after a while, even if they mean sleeping in and wearing PJs all day long.

*To "make" my kids go outside and play in the snow.

*To have watched Evan Almighty in the same week that Noah's Wife was published.

*To be disgusted about what happened in Flint, Michigan. If you are too, sign this petition.

*To not feel comfortable driving if there's any indication of the roads being icy. (See above.)

*To take time for myself on the weekend to meet an author whose book I loved. Check out my review of Stir by Jessica Fechtor.

*To show my kids The Wiz (the version with Michael Jackson) and to think it's a lot stranger when I watch it as an adult. And to have all the songs in my head afterward.

And now you can too...


Side note: I came across a post I did about Michael Jackson this past weekend six years ago.

*To be undecided about watching Grease: Live! as I've been hearing mixed reviews. I did try out the first 15 minutes and it's decent so far...

And along with that...

*To admit to liking Grease 2. "I need a cool..... rider. A cool, cool, cool, cool rider."

*To review The Flood Girls on Amazon...now that they're finally allowing reviews from the public!

*That my "baby" is going to be FIVE in less than a month!

I swear she was just born!

*That today is Groundhog Day. Will Phil see his shadow? (Or is he doomed to live today over and over and over...)

*To donate supplies to a school across the country in honor of my friend's birthday.

*To be excited about my older son's orchestra concert this week. He's been practicing really hard.