As I sit here editing a picture and listening to the smooth Christmas jazz of the Vince Guaraldi Trio, it feels like Christmas. My five-month-old daughter is asleep and my wife is vacuuming (call me a sexist not; for I already did some cleaning today so now I'm off the hook). I'm eating low-sodium chips after finding out last week that I have slightly high nighttime blood pressure. But I guess it's better to find out at 37 before any damage has been done.
Yesterday we had a windstorm with freezing temperatures and a light dusting of snow. The media had us believe it was going to be brutal, but it wasn't; at least not in Toronto. I'm still glad I got to work from home yesterday so I didn't have to drive on slippery roads. Now I'm off work for two weeks!
It's also the end of December, which means it'll soon be time to write my annual summary -- a task I thoroughly enjoy! And now that I have a child, there'll be someone other than myself who actually cares to read it in the future!
Maybe if my annual summaries weren't 12 pages long, more people would read them. Perhaps I'll try to shorten it this year. The keyword is "try". But I'm just saying that. It'll probably be 12 pages again this year :D
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