Sunday
I
got up at 8, not having slept well due to RLS. I wondered if it had
anything to do with the progesterone drops. RLS and hot flashes
never coincide.
I
began the morning list, then worked on the pies. First, there
weren't any bananas left. I was going to use the last one to make an
oat/banana crust. So I substituted butter in one crust and bacon fat
in the other one. But neither one did well. There wasn't quite
enough dough. I pressed it into the two pie plates and baked them.
But they did not get hard. Then I worked on pie fillings. One was a
tomato/cashew cream pie. And there wasn't enough cashew cream. So I
ended up throwing grated cheese over it. The other was just cashew
cream. Still didn't fill the pie plate, so I threw in the firmest
yogurt I had. I used the rest of my soaked cashews to make cashew
butter. I made a batch of cheese squares but cut them out as
circles. I ate fiber gel, then made up a week's worth of supplements.
I ate the leftover tomatoes and the cheese from between the circles
as breakfast.
I
got dressed for church and took the cheese circle and the no-bake pie
to the chapel. My engine was heating up quickly. I put the pie in
the freezer at church, then assembled my trombone. I chatted with
people till the service started. After the service, I played the two
hymns with only Sophia for accompaniment. I decided I should only be
playing the small bore trombone in public.
I
chatted with John. He came out to look at my car, said it was
probably the thermostat. It was hard to get at. I called Chris to
bring the other pie and the two canisters of whipped cream. When he
brought them, we walked back inside. Pies were on a table to the
side of the room. I added mine and Michelle brought some plus one
from Steve who couldn't be there.
Popken
said a prayer and I explained to the group what pi and tau meant and
that all their personal numerical info was contained somewhere in the
unending digits of pi and tau. Then people lined up to get pie, both
savory and sweet. After I ate, I gathered a group of people and gave
each one a note to play (on some vibe sticks that Eryne brought). We
played through the first 50 digits of Tau and then of pi. I told the chaplain that my pin number was the last four digits of pi and he thought that was hilarious.
Then
people fellowshipped and cleaned up and left. I washed some knives
in the kitchen and cut a finger. Then the chaplain helped me carry
out the whipping cream while I carried the pie remains. There was a
little tomato pie left. Of the yogurt pie, only oat crust crumbles
were left.
When
I got home, I changed clothes. There was a lot of oat crumbs left. So I scooped up as much as I could, added cinnamon and took a spoonful. It was ok. I added some whey from one of the yogurts and let it ferment.
Saronna came by to get the chapel key
because she left stuff in the fellowship hall. She also took my
porch spider. When she came back with the key, she had some empty
jars for me. She said they put the spider in their garden. Randy
looked under my hood and said he would check online to see where the
thermostat sits.
I
put out the cooler. I got ready for gaming. At 5 we signed into
Discord. Surprisingly, there was not a lot of pre-game chatter. We
got right into the game, which was a battle we got into last time. I
had trouble figuring out exactly where we left off. So each time it
was my turn, I just asked if anybody needed healing. That was my
greatest contribution to the war effort. And it ended early.
Chris
drove me over to the school. We met John and Michele. I went
walking with them, but Chris went home. After we completed the
circle, they walked home and I walked to the garden. I watered and
pulled weeds. Gophers had eaten some of the petunias. I made a
mental note to bring traps and another sprinkler.
I
called Chris and he picked me up. When we got home, we took the
three water jugs and went to the water machine to fill them. After
that, I made tea and we watched an episode of Criminal Minds. I
looked some actors that looked familiar. I worked on my blog. I
read a few messages, then went to bed.