But is it kid-friendly?

Saturday

I got up after 8. I got ready for the day. I checked e-mail. I watered the plants outside the house. I asked Chris for a massage. Afterward, I took a shower. Then I went to the garden to check traps and water, etc. I stopped to get the mail. When I got back, I started making breakfast.

I was planning to meet Jamie at 2, but she had to reschedule. I went to the library to get my thumb drive. Then I spent the better part of the afternoon picking hymns, scanning them, fixing up the dark parts, and putting them on a thumb drive to print out at the library on Monday.

Then I worked on the next sewing project. I found a star template. It was blue, but I printed it out in grayscale. It did fine. Then I cut it out. I traced it onto a white fabric, a red fabric and blue fleece. I cut around them, then sandwiched them together and sewed on the line. Finally I trimmed it all up with pinking shears. Sadly it did not seem like a kid-friendly project. The pinking shears were hard to manage so I cut through some tinfoil with them. But I don't think the kids can do it.

I checked messages again and listened to more of a podcast on meditation. I watched some video walkthroughs showing me what I played through last night and giving me a hint as to the next move. Then I mowed some of the lawn. I planned to go to the pool, but mowing was exhausting (and dehydrating). I worked on my blog and made tea. We watched two episodes of WTR. Then Chris went to bed and I stayed up to read. Later I put on an NSDR video and listened to it with headphones. it wasn't very long, so I put on another sleep video after that and fell asleep. Later I went to bed.