I'm hungry. Perhaps you would like to join me for lunch?

This was a picture taken from the Alligator Farm in St. Augustine. It's a great place, but not one in which I would like to work. I've got tons of pictures, some of which I'll put up here on my blog. And yes, I've got a good zoom lense on my camera.

I'm tired tonight. Getting back into the swing of things was rough, and I hit a brick wall at about 2:00 this afternoon. I ended up going for a little walk in the warehouse to wake myself up.

It's rough having to learn how to wake up with an alarm again.

I've restocked my pantry and refrigerator, so we are that much closer to getting back to normal. I, in all of my infinite wisdom, had my husband pick up milk when we hit town. The fact that I had no cereal escaped me until I opened up the pantry this morning. I didn't even have oatmeal.

Luckily, my sitter prevailed and bailed me out. She laughed when I asked her if she would feed them this morning. Luckily, she's been there.

In short, things are moving more towards normal. It feels so good to be home.

Now, if I could just get my body up to speed, all would be right with the world.