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Gearing up for a HUGE week...

Gawd, I feel tired just thinking about it...

Monday: Poss. visiting a friend with another friend or two, then an appointment with the Hospital Outpatients clinic for a post surgical check up.

Tuesday: All the usual Tuesday stuff, Bryn at creche, Kids coming over for a play, etc. so forth

Wednesday: BaBs or visiting a friend if the visit on Monday was changed to Wednesday, need to find out which day it is.

Thursday: Well, I have a MCHN appointment at 10.30am and an optometrist appointment at 10.45 (rescheduled from last Thursday). Obviously, I can't go to both, so will have to try and reschedule the MCHN as the optometrist appointment is fairly urgent. Then there is a BaBs Inc. meeting at 12.30pm. I also needed to get Erik something a bit decent to wear to mum and s-dad's graduation ceremony on Saturday, as well as pack for our flight to Adelaide on Friday morning...

Friday: fly to Adelaide...

Ok, I'm going to stop now because I'm starting to hyperventilate...

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Juniper said…
Oh gosh, that does sound busy, and is freaking me out a bit because some of those things on your list are also on my list LOL!

So, the Inc meeting is on Thursday? I think I can make it...
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