I got started on my day. I wrote checks and got them ready to mail. I listened to a podcast and read articles. I made tea. I puzzled over why Solitaire was running so slowly. I tried it in a different window, but that didn't help. I was afraid to close it and open it again because I might lose the levels I have accumulated. I had to look up how to update Waterfox and then it was fine, mostly.
I made and ate breakfast. In Alabama we had batteries in the fridge, but not here. I searched high and low for a battery for my kitchen time. Finally, I found one of the wrong size, but with tape, it worked. I wrote down a few things for the grocery list. Then Chris packed the ice chest and we went to Tooele, listening to our book on CD.
First we went to Luckeys'. I couldn't find my black and white mask, so I wore the one with bats and spiders. We got another slice of jackfruit. Then we went to Melanies. They didn't have all I wanted so I just got coconut milk. I walked next door to Joanns. I was looking for Christmas towels for the next craft day, but didn't find any there. But I did get some spools of ribbon for a separate project.
Then we went to Macey's. We got the rest of our groceries there. While Chris stood in the check out line, I went to the dollar store. I found three Christmas towels there. Then we went home, finishing the CD. After unpacking the car, I did not feel well. I dug up some gopher mounds, hoping the fresh air would help, and I guess it did. Then I came in for supper and had tuna, and jackfruit. Afterward, I walked to the post office to pick up the mail: mostly junk. But it was a pleasant walk.
I read articles, about the virus and about the CDC plan to have 'green zones' for high-risk people. It was under a heading of 'non-US', but why would the CDC be dealing with people outside the US?
I made a magnesium drink out of tea and magnesium bisglycinate. I sat with Chris and we watched two episodes of Hart of Dixie. Then I brushed my teeth, and got ready for bed. Finally, I posted to my blog. Day is done.
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