Yay! Holiday!

[azekeil]

I'm having some much-needed holiday, yesterday and today. I think though I stayed up too late playing Fable on Wednesday night, then kissycat1000 came to wake me up, and it's just gone slowly downhill from there. Although yesterday was very nice, with bike riding, christmas shopping that wasn't a chore (!), then a meal and a trip to the cinema (thanks to ev1ldonut for babysitting).

Today I'm sitting quietly, trying not to overdo things to avoid making myself unwell. However I'm aware that I wanted to finish off one job and do another big one with help over the weekend. If anyone wants to volunteer to help me move stuff out of the loft, take up the flooring and install joists I'd be very, very grateful. Perhaps to the tune of a pub lunch on Sunday? meltie I'm sort of hoping this will appeal to you, followed by Munchkin?

Comments

[meltie.livejournal.com]

Good morning! I'm done with all my chores for the day (which probably makes this too late to be useful).

In fact, i'll call you.

[meltie.livejournal.com]

Done :)

Strangely, I already had "Munchkin?" pencilled in for Sunday. Weeeeeeeeeird.

[serena-lesley.livejournal.com]

That's because I made you make a note of it a couple of weeks ago, it was already in our calendar too. ;)

[meltie.livejournal.com]

There should be a popular way of publishing 'public' sections of calendars, and subscribing to and being able to add to and edit other people's 'public' calendars. Would make social interaction easy, and you could just sync up with your local club nights' calendars to add to your social bit etc... hmm...

[blaadyblah.livejournal.com]

I've been saying the same thing for years.

The LJ To Do list has some of the functionality i'd be after, and the yahoo calendar is quite handy in the same way (you can set privileges for individuals and each event), but it would be great to have something more accessible. :)

[azekeil.livejournal.com]

Hm. This gives me an idea :)