An Update on My Day Off

So, my goal is on track. Already this week I have cleaned every floor surface we have, which is about 1,000 square feet bigger than our old house. I have done all of the laundry and cleaned the girls bedding, as well as most of ours. I have done the grocery shopping and cleaned the girls bathroom. I still need to clean ours and the powder room. I also need to iron. After that, I have cleared the hurdle of needing to do stuff while I am at home.
Hubby and I always want to stay home at our house when we get a babysitter. We used to joke about finding a babysitter who would take the girls away so we could enjoy our house. I can always leave the house and wander places because the girls are in school all day. But I want to lay in my own bed, eat actual bon-bons and watch the several episodes of Beverly Hills 90210, the college episodes, that are on the Tivo. The sort of thing I can't watch when other people are around, namely inappropriate for small children and Hubby will just make fun of it. I know they are ridiculous, I enjoy the ridiculous sometimes. I do plenty of things that stretch my brain power, I need things that don't call for brain stretching.
The wild card this week is whether or not Fiona needs a day off from all of the pills she has taken. Last time she made it through the week with a lot of TLC before and after school. I have been letting her sleep later and putting her stuff together before she leaves. I even managed to eat lunch with her at school today, to help out the steroid munchies. She wanted a share a sandwich from Arby's and McDonald's french fries. I should've let her eat the whole sandwich. A little girl on steroids is a sight to behold. Our old oncologist used to love to watch her eat after she had been sedated for a back 'pokie'. The attention she would give her food was unbelievable. But so far, so good.