The maid knocked on the door and said she needed to clean the room, so I quickly ate breakfast and we packed up and moved our stuff to the car. Because of the pain in my right arm, Chris opened the car door for me whenever I had to enter or exit the car.
We hit the road about 11EST. We listened to a book on CD which had lots of short murder mysteries in it. I took my mid-afternoon supplement two hours later. We made one stop at a rest area. Surprisingly, there were no signs mentioning masks.
When we got back to the Arsenal, I could not find my ID, but I had my driver's license and that was enough (with Chris' card). We unloaded the car in the driveway. I unpacked the food boxes and my suitcase. Chris sent an e-mail to his mom that we arrived safely. I texted thanks to our neighbors for watering the plants. The plants looked really good.
Then we went to Publix for groceries. When we got back, we put those away. I washed all the cans and packets. I got the mail, which included several books, and sesame seeds. Then I went for a walk.
When I got back, Chris said the neighbors brought over a package. It was a large package of cacao nibs. It probably arrived the day we left. I started listening to an interview with virologist Mikovits. At some point, I looked out back and saw that the grass was pretty high, so I paused the video and mowed half of the lawn. I had to move the deck up so the motor wouldn't work too hard. Afterward, I plugged in the battery to recharge.
Chris put colored peppers in the oven with bacon and onions. I had a bite of that. I also ate a can of soup and two eggs. I finished the interview. I read e-mail until Chris was ready to watch TV. We watched two episodes of Legends. Then we put clean sheets on the bed. Chris read and retired. I stayed up to post to my blog and do some stretches.
* This is a little pond in front of the hotel. I think it was supposed to have a fountain so the algae wouldn't grow. *
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