to unfold, or not to unfold; that is the question

[ella_menno]

1. Parents will be here in less than 24 hours. Official freaking out started this morning.

2. Note to oldest child: if you encounter frozen waffles that are stuck together, do not attempt to unstick them by running them under warm water. Especially not if you're going to stick them in the toaster immediately afterwards.

3. Etiquette question: if one is having houseguests, and said houseguests are going to sleep on a pullout sofa, and said sofa does not interfere with normal house traffic when it's unfolded, should the host set up said bed (sheets, blankets, etc) for the guests, or should the host let the guests make it up themselves?

4. Note to dog: Please do not to be pooping in the house whilst my parents are here. My dad already doesn't like you; your wee tiny little poops will not endear you to him. Thanks.

5. Found several shirts at Cafe Press that I waaaaaaant. Seriously thinking about purchasing this one. Tell me it wouldn't be great to wear that when I go see GoF?

6. Child crying. Cannot procrastinate any more. Grr.

Comments

[rhiannonhero.livejournal.com]

3. I think it is most polite to set it up for them if it doesn't interfere with house traffic as you indicated.

[gothphyle.livejournal.com]

3. I would vote for having it set up for them.

4. Of the good; teeny poops make teeny messes. Of the bad: they still smell like poo.