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Not another movie 'review' and guess what? Friday got here. For real.

Not that any of you wouldn't have noticed that it's Friday, but it is. So we have that going for us.

We also have overcast skies with a good chance of showers throughout the day, which is awe.some. We totally need this moisture, and even though a big cloudburst will be bad for the garage sale that GG and his mom decide to have at our house, it's worth it.  And, they'll stay cool, which is a bonus.

On deck for this weekend:


Run a few errands.


Tidy up the house.


Laundry.


Work out, ideally twice.


GG's dad and his wife over for dinner Saturday night.


GG's mom, and requisite sisterinlaw and her fam, over for dinner on Sunday to celebrate mominlaw's bday. (But we're not sure that's going to happen yet due to a possible dance competition that will take two or more of sisinlaw's fam out of town. Not sure when we'll know for sure...)


Dust off my manuscript, read it, then begin the finish. Which could take awhile, but I'm determined. It's time.


That's pretty much it.

Have an awesome weekend!

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