I woke up early and could not go back to sleep.  So when daylight arrived, I got up and dressed and went for an early walk.  When I got back, I watered the flowers and pulled some weeds.  I fired up my laptop.  It had rebooted during the night.  Sigh.  I opened Edge and a talk show started playing.  I could not find any tab for it to shut it off.  I tried an internet search with no luck.  I decided that Edge wasn't showing me the tab.  I rebooted the laptop again, and then the tab was there and I shut it off.  Phew!
I folded some fabric to cut borders from.  It was a long narrow piece.  Somehow the top fold and bottom fold were not parallel.  I couldn't explain it, so I cut strips anyway. 
I took supplements.  I got out the crock pot and cleared some space to plug it in.   I must have jostled the dial on the stove because I began to smell gas.  I located it and turned it off and left the kitchen for awhile.  When I came back, I put meat in the crockpot, with water and turned it on.  I sliced up a bunch of onions and turmeric root to go with it.  While it was heating, I returned to my laptop to go through e-mail.  An hour later, I checked on pot and discovered it was cold.  I turned it off and back on.  It started to heat up.  But 20 minutes later, it was no hotter.  I tried different outlets, but no luck.  So I took out the other crock pot that has no liner.  I lifted the liner out of the first one and stuck it in the second one.  It did not fit well, but it did get hot, so I left it that way.  
I read e-mail and listened to more of the QnA from last night.  It was mostly about parasites.  I made and ate breakfast.  I put some things in my Swanson cart for later.  I turned the crock pot from high to low and went quilting, taking my machine and two tubs of fabric.  
When I got there, I carried in one tub, then went back for my machine.  I set the tubs at the front of the room and invited everyone to look through them.  Only a few people did.  I set up my machine and started sewing on borders.  I had two quilts that needed borders and I finished them both.  By then only Lauri was left.  I didn't want to leave her by herself, but I needed to check on the crock pot.
I packed up and went home, stopping by the post office.  There was nothing in our mailbox worth blogging about.  I checked the crock pot and decided the beef tongue was not quite done.  I turned the dial back up to high.  I ate a banana and nuts for lunch and took the lunch supplements.  I read e-mail for awhile.  Then I cut off a piece of the tongue and ate it.  The onions were not soft so I left it cook some more.  
I opened a bag of scraps that Rebecca had given me.  It was mostly short strips, some sewn together in rows.  I pondered what to do with them.  I decided to piece some curves for the curve challenge next week.
I went for a walk.  It cleared my head.  I wondered if there was still gas in the house because my head hurt there but not at quilting and not while taking a walk.  As I came back, I saw our neighbor check his mail and it reminded me to check ours.  Nothing.
I called Dad.  He told me about going to the reunion, but it was hard to understand him.  Then I called Chris.  I told him about my day.   He said his interview went well.  If he gets the job, we may end up in Houston.  After the call, I put the beef and onions in a series of jars to cool off and fit in the fridge.
I watched an episode of Royal Pains and one of Frasier.  Then I showered and put on my nightgown.   I turned off the AC and opened the back door.  I finalized my Swanson order and listened to a bedtime meditation.  Then I posted to my blog.
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