I was up early, around 7 I think. I knew Charlie was coming, so I went out to water the plants and rake around the tree. I was also going to mow under the tree, but picking the dandelion comes first and it was too early in the day. If I picked it early it would be wilted by lunch. I went back in for exercise and breakfast. When I heard Charlie mowing, I wrote the check and went out to give it to him. I reminded him not to weedwhack things I had planted and not to mow under the tree. His love of hot peppers came up and I promised him some, which he said to give him later. So when he was trimming, I went out with a bag. He accepted it and talked for awhile. Then he finished up my lawn and went across the street. I chose one audio to listen to. When it was over and Charlie was gone, I laid outside for some sun. Then I decided to mow under the tree. But Charlie had already done it. I took a shower and trimmed my hair. I cooked up a pound of organic ground beef and ate some of it for lunch. I picked a cucumber, the tops of the spinach, dandelion and turnip greens. I pureed them and poured it all in the popsicle molds with some stevia. I put water in my spigot jar, but it leaked. I tightened it with a wrench 4 times, but each time it leaked, only slower. I found an interesting star pattern online. I printed out the directions and several copies of the pieces. I took them to the sewing room. I was able to determine that it would be about 16 inches wide. So I arranged all the pieces in as small a space as possible in the center of a piece of paper. Then I scanned it and enlarged it to cover the whole piece. I printed that out, and determined that it would be about 22 inches. Chris came home and made some asparagus to go with the leftover pork. I ate some asparagus, fried up the mushrooms, and an egg. Not bad. I put on another audio that came in, but didn't say how long it was. When I got tired of it, we went down to watch NCIS. We finished the season and watched an episode of MASH before going to bed.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
An interesting star
I was up early, around 7 I think. I knew Charlie was coming, so I went out to water the plants and rake around the tree. I was also going to mow under the tree, but picking the dandelion comes first and it was too early in the day. If I picked it early it would be wilted by lunch. I went back in for exercise and breakfast. When I heard Charlie mowing, I wrote the check and went out to give it to him. I reminded him not to weedwhack things I had planted and not to mow under the tree. His love of hot peppers came up and I promised him some, which he said to give him later. So when he was trimming, I went out with a bag. He accepted it and talked for awhile. Then he finished up my lawn and went across the street. I chose one audio to listen to. When it was over and Charlie was gone, I laid outside for some sun. Then I decided to mow under the tree. But Charlie had already done it. I took a shower and trimmed my hair. I cooked up a pound of organic ground beef and ate some of it for lunch. I picked a cucumber, the tops of the spinach, dandelion and turnip greens. I pureed them and poured it all in the popsicle molds with some stevia. I put water in my spigot jar, but it leaked. I tightened it with a wrench 4 times, but each time it leaked, only slower. I found an interesting star pattern online. I printed out the directions and several copies of the pieces. I took them to the sewing room. I was able to determine that it would be about 16 inches wide. So I arranged all the pieces in as small a space as possible in the center of a piece of paper. Then I scanned it and enlarged it to cover the whole piece. I printed that out, and determined that it would be about 22 inches. Chris came home and made some asparagus to go with the leftover pork. I ate some asparagus, fried up the mushrooms, and an egg. Not bad. I put on another audio that came in, but didn't say how long it was. When I got tired of it, we went down to watch NCIS. We finished the season and watched an episode of MASH before going to bed.
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