Wait, I signed up for what?

[astra_nomer]

Gah, how did it become the end of March already?!?

The daffodils and cherry trees are in full bloom right now, which means it's time for...

Travel Season!

My parents will be visiting for a week in April. Well, they at least plan to fly in and see us before they drive off to visit the nearest 5 states.

DH's parents will be visiting for a week almost immediately after my parents leave. They'll arrive "early in the week" and leave "some time the next week." It's gotten to the point where I avoid asking them how long they plan to stay, because they always laugh and say, "haha, can't wait to get rid of us, right?" even though the joke has gotten so stale you could break your teeth with it.

In the middle of all that is the NASA ROSES deadline. Help me out here:
Moses proposes to ROSES for toeses? schmoeses?

At the end of May, I'm going to a conference in Pasadena. I've managed to finagle a talk at JPL while I'm out there. The weekend after that, it's likely that we'll visit Boston for a few days.

I supposes it's a good thing these last couple of weeks have been pretty low-key, because it's going to be anything but that for a while.

Comments

[nuclearpolymer.livejournal.com]

Perhaps for the inlaws not specifying visit lengths thing, you could try "Just so you know, I'm planning to be busy on Tuesday night next week, so I won't be able to have dinner with you/entertain you/hang out with you." or "If you still plan to be here Tuesday night, it would be great if you could babysit, but if you won't be here, I really need to line up a sitter now." Heck, if they're flexible, try to make them flex in a way that is more convenient for you rather than less.