Always check the freezer

Monday

Chris was sleeping on the couch when I got up. I walked over and he opened his eyes. He was still tired, so we cuddled in bed. Then I got ready for the day. I posted for band, and submitted an ArMA request to fix the oven.

When I got to Mary's house, I could still smelled cigarette smoke. I heated citrus rind on the stove, and put it in front of the air intake. I spent 90m vacuuming up baking soda and mopping.

I went home to eat half of the fiber gel. Chris had started a load of laundry. I put it in the dryer and added another load. I laid out in the sun. I made and ate breakfast and read e-mail, messages, and articles.

After breakfast, I went back to clean. I put some vinegar in front of the air intake. I simmered citrus on the stove again. Then I went home to eat the rest of the fiber gel. I put supper in the toaster oven.

I chose two hymns focused on prayer. Since neither one was in the folder, I tried to scan and print them out larger. But at first the computer wouldn't cooperate. Then I did one hymn, but ran out of time.

I ate the bowl of supper while watching an interview. Then I took the hymn to the chapel. We played the hymns (the second one directly from the hymn book). And we worked on Christmas music, finding several songs that need more copies.

Afterward, I asked the doctor if he wanted a copy of the tap water report and he said yes. So when I got home, I tried to send it by text. Then I had to ask him for an e-mail address to send it to.

Chris pulled some ground beef from the deep freezer and noted it wasn't totally frozen. It seemed the circuit breaker tripped during one of the power outages. He flipped it back on. I went out to mow in the front yard. When I couldn't see anymore, I went to the backyard. Probably didn't do a good job there either.

I worked on my blog and made tea. Then we watched an episode of Criminal Minds. It seemed a little contrived. Then Chris went to bed, but I stayed up to read.