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I started a loaf of bread for Chris. I typed up and printed labels for the pockets in the donated books. I put some of the labels on and decided I could finish at quilting. I made breakfast. While I was eating, the laptop crashed. When it came back up, I listened to the rest of the episode.
It was late so I washed up and got dressed. I put the bag of books and labels out on the sidewalk and went back for my machine and sewing supplies. I put the supplies in the trunk and watered the plants. Then I went to quilting, leaving the bag of books on the sidewalk:(
When I got there, the room was full. I stood and talked to Nikki until I saw Pat leaving. I told Pat that I had inadvertently left the books on my side walk. She said she would go by and pick them up. After Marjory left, I set up my machine in her spot. I showed off the blue quilt with all it's borders and Susan took a pic for the group Facebook page.
I got ready to work on the quilt-as-you-go. I asked Christy if she had honey left. She did, but all I had was a $20. So I called Jennifer to see if she wanted a bottle of honey that was strained but not filtered. She had just bought some at a farmer's market but she agreed to get another one. So I bought two bottles from Christy. Then I sat down to sew rows 5 and 6 together. Pat came back. She had gotten lunch and picked up the bag of books from my house. So I spent a few minutes putting all the labels in the books, and double-checking that the forms I wrote for her were what she had in mind. And they were. I went back to sewing. By the time I pinned the set to row 4, everyone else was gone but Christy. So I packed up and headed home.
It started to rain on the way. So when I got home, I left my machine in the car. I came in and listened to another podcast, this one on protecting your home from radiation. I swallowed three packets of vitamin C. When the rain stopped, I went outside to check the mail and bring in my sewing stuff. I emptied several baggies with little bits of green or blue dye into one so I could submerge the yellow scarf. I am hoping it will come out green so I can wear it.
Soon Chris came home from work. He changed his clothes and settled in front of his laptop. I ate some heart stew, then made and ate a salad. I fixed some kava tea for later.
I scoured the internet to find a place to order more ozone cream. Only the company that makes the brand the dentist sold me, sells it. And their system isn't working properly. So I had to check other brands on Amazon, but could not decide which one might be essentially the same.
At 7 my tapping buddy said she needed a few minutes to finish supper. So I put zinc oxide on my scalp, and I started watching the next episode of Remedy:Ancient medicine for Modern Illness in the guest room. When she sent a ready message, I paused it and answered her call. We tapped for over an hour for eating issues. When it was over, I moved my laptop back to the dining room.
We watched two episodes of DS9. Chris nodded off several times. So he went straight to bed afterwards. I brushed and swished and wrote my blog entry. I rubbed my gums with ozone cream and massaged them. Then I went to bed.
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