Ah, if we could have called on Batman to deal with our problems. We would have gotten a much faster response from the parties involved in our board's previous crisis. But now, all we have to do is keep our co-op running as it is for the next few months, and we'll be able to end our shareholder assessment early. Now, we have to shift from crisis mode from ongoing pain mode for the next few months. It'll be a relief for us to be able to think about the future again.
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This morning, I had no plans to do much of anything. So, when I finally got up, I decided to cook some eggs for a change. (I haven't cooked any in a long time, and the associated diet change may be part of why I've noticed some changes in my body.) And then I took it easy most of the day.
There is a mess in the living room from yesterday's return home. I couldn't take the time to put things down neatly when I got home, as a much needed bio-break had to take place. With the urgency gone, I wasn't in the mood to neaten the place. That'd be a task for another day. And today, I started that task. First on the list was folding last week's laundry - a basket full of underwear, etc. awaited me, and I knew it had to be done.
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Around 5:15, the board meeting began, and we started the long, arduous task of interviewing 3 applicants to buy apartments. About 2 1/2 hours later, the real "fun" began - we had to review financial issues and catch up on things that the interviews kept us from doing. By the time 9:30 came abound, we were all exhausted. But I still had more work to do. I had edits to make on the house rules, the quarterly newsletter, and the meeting minutes. Although I wasn't going to finish everything this evening, I got a good start on the process.
Finally, when my eyes began to cross, I called RQS and then fell asleep shortly afterwards.
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