Friday night PEA PARTYYYYY!! come on in

Hello!  Geez just you and me so far.  I may have to scoot out quickly, I'm waiting on an order from Target that I just ordered at 6:19 and I'm hoping that I can pick it up before they close tonight if it is processed.  It's Easter candy for my DD26; I'm heading over to her place tomorrow to drop it off and not see her .

I called Target and they said it will be a close call whether the order is filled tonight or tomorrow (they close at 9).  My fault for waiting until the last minute.

Hi, I’m here :-). It’s 1 am and I can’t sleep so party it is !

I had a video conference with the other department chairs for 2 hours and 45 minutes and NOTHING was decided.

Needless to say, I've started drinking

Ice cold water sounds lovely- but too lazy to go down and get some. It’s been warm here today but can’t open windows because the mosquitoes will eat me , so lying in bed roasting with the fan on

I'm in!

I'm the trainwreck from the Single Ladies thread   

I'm almost 53, separated with two dd's (ages 16 and 21) who have chosen to live with ex and his new girlfriend, yup   

Anyway, I'm rattling around in my big house alone tonight!

I brought brownies.

HI!! I am Chris...61, retired school teacher (retired in 2017 after 36 years of teaching special education). I am a scrapbooker and card maker. No kids but I have 3 nieces and 2 nephews plus a niece who died in 1988 at 30 months old. She was severely impaired due to a lack of oxygen at birth (yes there was a malpractice suit).

My dad died on 1/9/2020 and I miss him more every day. I believe that God works in mysterious ways because if he was dying now of kidney cancer and had to be alone in the hospital, it would have torn all of us up and I think he would have died within a day instead of a week after going into the hospital. I cannot even imagine the grief some are going through during this virus crisis and not being able to be with their loved ones who are dying. He was 83 and was a great man, educator, and father. I thank my lucky stars everyday for my parents.

I'm here. Started drinking at a Zoom happy hour at 6pm so after that, and the $5 bottle of champagne a local restaurant threw in with our take out meal, I regret to say I'm shitfaced. Someone remind me to take Tylenol before bed, because I sure as hell won't remember.

I'm 61, at home with DH and our 20 year old who is a sophomore at a university in New England. I've been telling everyone that our lives haven't changed all that much, because we are three introverts sharing a house.

I’m 31 years old born and raised in San Diego, and have been married for 8 years. I just poured myself a glass of rosé and am watching Hart of Dixie. I am currently furloughed because of the coronavirus but when I go back to work I’ll be working in commercial and residential real estate development. No children. My husband works in the automotive industry as a catalog manager for a major parts manufacturer.

We have been enjoying quarantine for the most part. We started rewatching Mad Men. The thing I miss most about my life pre-quarantine is my weekends. I really miss Sunday brunch with my girlfriends. And being able to go running on the beach! My husband and I especially loved going to a small coffee shop in La Jolla early in the morning and watching the fog lift over the water as the sun rose.

jayfab, we've got our elfa closet system in a room waiting for our master bedroom/bath/closet remodel that was supposed to be happening...now. I feel ya.

I know what you mean.  My dad passed on 2/14/20 and we were so blessed to be able to be with him in the hospital.  My dad would have been 84 on 3/28.  I am sorry for your loss.  My dad was kind of the opposite of your dad.  You were lucky.

Cindy

I'm drinking s pineapple upside down

Cake vodka and pineapple. Each drink the ratio gets a little more skewed

My dh works for an automotive supplier, for a bunch of the major automakers, and they do aftermarket, too. Right now he still has a job but barely. He is a manager, but he manages warehouse operations. That means that there is pretty much nothing to do, so he's on reduced salary. They are supposed to start shipping masks soon (made by a sister company).