Snooze & cruise

I spent my day attending to college matters while Gilly snoozed and cruised. We took a walk down the road around mid-day, and Gilly went on a peaceful boat ride with Tamara and Max in late afternoon. Other than that, he pretty much slept off his meds on the couch.

Tamara, Max, my mom and Gilly dined at Quimperlaise in Ste. Agathe with Auntie Ruth and the Irvington Tunis clan. I ordered one crêpe (the house specialty) for the two of us and was astounded when Gilly cleaned off his plate. He ate some sausage from my mom’s crêpe too. Now I know what to serve him for meals. All I need is the grill and the skill (I’m in a rhyming mood this evening).

We left Liylah at home alone for the first time in Birch Point. We had many couches to cover with chairs so she would not climb on them as she has a sneaky habit of doing when no one is looking.

I plan to take advantage of the co-caregiving situation here and get some more work done tomorrow. There’s nothing like a daughter, let me tell you. To be fair, Yaron is home from camp and assures me that he’ll mow the lawn (which is a pretty sorry sight). Each child has a special role and place in our hearts; I am relieved and thankful to have their loving assistance. We have a whole slew of important appointments next week, so I’m trying to stay on track and perhaps even ahead of the game (anything’s possible, I suppose).