The cat comes home

Sunday

I got up about 8. I took charcoal and brushed my teeth. I read a chapter or so from Kennedy's book. I listened to Pastor Chris preach from Revelations 12. The recording was so faint that I had to use earphones to hear it, even with the sound turned all the way up. As it played, I sipped C water at 1 minute intervals.

I got some ruffle yarn and watched a video on how to crochet with a hook or your fingers. But my fingers did not fit the yarn so I had to opt for the hook. I only found one in my sewing room. (I'll bet Jenni has more.) It was much easier that way. I made another batch of C water with lemon juice and drank again at intervals.

I made breakfast. I watched videos about tinnitus. One cause is clenching of the jaw. I did not pass the 'ah' test for the palantini muscle - which is a sign of upper cervical instability and can cause tinnitis.

I changed my clothes and shoes. I went to the gym to meet Diane. We worked out on the machines. When I got home, I moved the stuff in front of the garage door to the inside. I cleaned up in the kitchen. I swept up dried carrot fronds, and listened to several videos.

I had leftovers for supper. I downloaded pics from my phone. It took me a while to crop them all. I posted to my blog, and made tea. I watched Columbo, and looked up some of the actors. I put the bedroom back the way it was, then read articles until Chris came home. It was almost midnight. Soon after we retired for the night.

* I don't quite know what to make of this article. *

Finishing up the mending

Saturday

I went to bed quite late, woke up early but went back to sleep. I got up around 8. I read from the book about Fauci. After a while, I switched to reading e-mail. I took a shower, dressed, and started laundry.

I made breakfast. I listened to Dr. Ruby say there are studies of tumor suppression in mice with ivermectin. Ukraine ports shutting down makes supply chain shortages worse. Missiles were fired on grain ships coming out of the ports.

I opened my new phone and turned it on. I wanted to use it to take pics, but first I had to agree to all sorts of privacy invasions and data collection procedures - including their right to send things like my signature and bank account numbers to third party participants for business purposes. (And that is why I will never enter a bank or credit card number on my phone.)

I watched a video of a man who took two identical phones, one on airplane mode, on a trip around the city and to historical locations. Neither phone had a sim card or was connected to an account. Yet once he hooked them to a network, both sent a lot of info straight to Google, telling them where the phone had been and whether the person was in a car or walking. Probably other stuff, too. But that was alarming enough. An article on biometric data stressed the importance of protecting it because you cannot change your fingerprint if stolen like you would change your password. Run your computer as a non-admin user. Enable Windows Defender. Regularly do a factory reset to get rid of malware.

Bondsforthewin.com shows how to file a claim against a gov't officials surety bond if they violate the constitution, oath of office, etc. When I took the white laundry out, it was very dingy. In fact, it was less white than before I washed it. Perplexing. I soaked the whites in a bowl of water and hydrogen peroxide.

I met Diane in front of the school. We walked around the block and talked. As we were completing the loop, Jenni arrived. Diane went home. Jenni and I went to look at the gardens and discussed plans.

When I got home, I made a batch of seed crackers. I finished sewing the patch on Chris' suit pants. I patched his socks and sweat pants (at least enough to keep him from being arrested for indecent exposure).

I heated supper in the toaster oven. Chris called for our usual chat. I ate supper, then checked on the laundry. I put the whites in the washing machine for a good rinse. I read e-mail, and wrote a blog post. I made tea, and watched Columbo.

I listened to several podcasts. Ukraine stuff. I did my bedtime routine and then checked all possible hiding places in the bedroom for rodents etc. It was not relaxing, but eventually I calmed down and went to sleep.

Help with cleaning

Friday

After I laid down last night, with the lights out, I heard a sound like something moving around in the bedroom. Well, my cortisol shot sky high and I sat up. But I didn't see anything. Eventually I laid back down, the sound was gone, and I went to sleep.

I slept really well, not waking at all until almost 7:30. I sewed over half of the patch on Chris' pants, but ran into a problem so I laid it aside. I read e-mail, and turned on my phone to check for messages. I soaked a batch of seeds for sprouting. I boiled water in a pan and added drops of oregano oil. I breathed it in as best I could. I took a sip of ascorbic acid water every minute for over an hour. By 11:15 I was breathing easily through my nose.

Around noon I made breakfast and ate it. I read articles from e-mail and telegram, then washed up and got dressed. I stopped at the post office for a Swanson's box, then went to company house.

I threw the dirty sheets in the washer. I cleaned the kitchen and washed all the trash cans. I boiled ammonia water on the stove, hoping the fumes would cut the grease on the range hood. I put the sheets in the dryer and threw the bathroom rugs in the washer, then cleaned the bathrooms.

I walked to the school to meet Diane, but then remembered the boiling water. I ran back to shut it off, then walked back. Diane was walking up just then. We walked around the block having a nice chat. Then I went back to the company house. I called Chris and we chatted. Then I cleaned some more.

I walked to the school at 6 to meet the girl Jenni recommended. I got cold and was about to walk back, when she and her mom pulled up. We chatted a bit, then her mom left. She and I walked to the company house, talked a bit more, then dressed the beds. We mopped from opposite ends of the house, meeting in the middle. I packed up and we left. I paid her and gave her a ride to Saronna's house where her mother was.

Went I got home, I opened the box from the post office and put the contents away. I heated supper, and watched a video with lawyer Thomas Renz. I typed up my post for yesterday I made tea, and watched Columbo. I was watching a long interview and was surprised to see it was after midnight. I shut down the computer and went to bed.

No Columbo

Thursday

I woke up early and irrigated my sinuses again. Nose breathing was marginal. I went back to bed, but am not sure I ever dozed off. I got up around 7:30. I washed my Berkey filter components and sprayed them with hydrogen peroxide to kill whatever keeps trying to grow on the filters. I read pages of “The Real Anthony Fauci”. This chapter is mostly about Bill Gates experimenting on Africans. I queued up a video that beeps once a minute and took a swig of vitamin C water each time. Later I switched to magnesium ascorbate.

I was making breakfast when Jenni called. She said she gave my number to a girl looking for work cleaning. Then Beverly called. We chatted about her visit to the hospital. Afterward, I sat down to watch The Highwire. I also read articles from e-mail.

I stopped at post office, but instead of a key to a box, there was a yellow slip and they were closed. I went to the gym and walked with Diane. Then I went to the commissary for salad fixings. I stopped by the library to get the next season of Columbo. I went home. I worked on Chris' pants, basting a patch on. I called the girl who wants to clean and made arrangements for tomorrow.

I drank water with ascorbic acid every minute until 2 cups were gone. Chris called, and we chatted. I made and ate supper. I tried to order noble shungite, but neither credit card went through. Then BoA texted me and said ok, but by then the site had deleted my order. Later the company sent a message saying it did go through, through Paypal (which I never mentioned to them!).

I heated tea and went to post to my blog, just then realizing that I hadn't finished posting for the day before. So I downloaded all the latest pics and cropped them. I finished the post from yesterday and worked on the one for today. By then it was almost 10 and too late to watch Columbo. And my tea was cold. I read articles for while longer, then went to bed.

The sniffles

Wednesday

I woke up in the middle of the night to pee. I went back to bed but kept hearing sounds like Chris was home. So I got up and looked out in the main area. It was quiet and dark. I decided it must be the wind. I rinsed my nasal passages and went back to bed, but could not sleep. Eventually I heard Reveille (first time this week), and then my phone alarm. I got up to start my day.

I nebulized a saline solution with some silver in it. I made coffee, drybrushed and did lymph-moving exercises. I read a chapter from The Real Anthony Fauci. I tapped and meditated. I watered the plants, and washed dishes.

My phone said I missed two phone calls, but it never rang. I tried to call back but could not connect. Did the 3g network go down early, or was it due to snow? I sang with the Phantom of the Opera as I cleaned in the kitchen. For some reason I did not finish it, just went to take a shower and get dressed.

I read e-mail. I drank vitamin C water at regular intervals. I broke down our collection of shipping boxes. I put recycling and garbage out at the street. I added to the compost. I was finally able to connect with Diane and then Jenni. I decided it was too cold to walk. I went to post office, but only found a quilting catalogue. There was a large package sitting outside my door. It was marked “Heavy”, but I was able to bring it in. I ironed the fabric that got washed over the weekend. I pinned a patch of black fabric to Chris' suit pants. I took supplements usually taken with breakfast, and broke out in massive niacin flush.

I published my blog post for yesterday (or thought I did). I made tea and watched an episodes of Columbo. Afterward I listened to a man talking about tech privacy issues: Apple device has constant location telemetry that can never be turned off. (I am so glad I did not order an iphone.) Iphones can talk to each other just as they can talk to any airtag. Iphones can pass messages one to another until one is found to be connected to the internet and will forward the info to Apple. Amazon devices do the same thing.

The parent company can see the location of anyone with a 5g phone because of beamforming and Mimo. Every 5G phone will still need LTE to pick up the slack in all the situations where 5G falls down. As of the video in Sept 2021, 5g is nothing more than multiple LTE signals banded together.

I had trouble breathing through my nose last night. I tried nebulizing, sniffing essential oils, inhaling steam, irrigation of sinuses, lymphatic massages, propping myself up on a pillow, but eventually I had to go to sleep breathing through my mouth.

Bass trio?

Tuesday

I woke up in the middle of the night. My throat had a dry spot. Every breath through my nose seemed to irritate it. I got up and irrigated my nasal passages and gargled. I went back to bed and slept.

When I got up, I brushed and swished while reading articles. My left hand developed a problem that made it difficult to use. A tendon maybe? I rested it on a bag of frozen peas. Later I made and ate breakfast.

At 1:30 I went over to Saronna's place. Since there is no school today, she had all four kids at home. Also, a kid who lives nearby was able to come with his trombone. He was late, and then he had a negative attitude. I had a book of trios, but he didn't seem interested so we played from the band book he brought. When I found out he just started playing trombone this year, it explained a lot. When he spied his dad driving down the street, he packed up and ran off.

I stayed to talk to Saronna, then went home, stopping at the post office. I picked up mail and and unlocked the swap shop. I brought home a box stained linens. I read e-mail for awhile, then walked with Jenni at the gym. At 6:34 Karen came by to pick up the key to the swap shop so she could open it twice a month.

While I was making supper (ground beef, leftover bean soup, diced tomatoes), the CSM called to say there was free food in the ACS building. She wanted to know who to call. I offered to announce it on Facebook. I submitted an announcement on three pages associated with Dugway. The building closes at 7 so I posted as fast as possible. I finished cooking supper and ate some. At the last minute I went to the ACS building. It was snowing. The big room was dark so I went to the library to ask. Another couple was behind me. Patrick turned on the lights to the big room and we saw several tables of giant squash. In the kitchen were bags of apples (only about 6 in each) and dozens of gallons of milk in the fridge. I thought we were the last so I got two gallons of milk, a bag of apples, a squash and a bag of potatoes. The man carried the potatoes for me. As we left, more people were coming in.

I wondered if I shouldn't have taken the potatoes since it might be the last bag. Anyway, I took the food home. I left the milk in the car to freeze and brought in the apples and the squash. I called Jamie to lift the potatoes.

Chris called and I emoted. Later Jamie came over. She took a gallon of milk and the potatoes so they wouldn't freeze. I made tea and wrote a blog post. I iced my arm on a bag of peas while watching Columbo. Then I published the blog post for the day before. I read articles for while, then went to bed.

Finger-knitting

Monday

I wore my headphones and had trouble falling asleep. I discovered I had no top sheet. Once I fell asleep, I slept well. I got up before 8:30. I did the usual. I put on my new slippers. I queued up a podcast and washed dishes. He talked about the importance of eating seasonally. I cleaned the bottom of the fridge.

It started to snow. I hand-sewed underwear while listening to a podcast. I made cheese rounds and ham-n-cheese sticks. I parsed two week's worth of supplements, then made breakfast. I listened to more podcasts, and ordered more supplements.

Chris called. He sent pics of a 5 acre place and we looked at the pics. I hung up and went walking with Jenni. It was windier than I expected. I composed a letter to support HB60. I heated bean soup for supper. I watched a video on finger-knitting with ruffle yarn. It seemed to be a good bet for the next sewing day. I tweaked the letter and sent it to all the state house representatives.

I made tea, and watched Columbo. I dozed off and had to watch the end again. I looked up the actors. Arlene Martel (T'Pring) was in it, but I must have missed her. I posted to my blog, then watched The War Room with Steve Bannon intervew Tom Renz. And finally I put the top sheet on the bed and got ready for sleep.

* These would be better with diced ham *