Leavin on a Jet Plane

Monday

I got up at 7:30 hearing my alarm go off. I got dressed and took the usual supplements. I finished the video from last night. I deleted a bunch of e-mail. I watched part of the updated walkthrough from my practitioner.

I put on shoes and went to 211 to clean. I spent about 2 hours. I thought I'd be finished but there is still marks on the walls to be scrubbed. I went home. I ate fiber gel. Chris asked for a loaf of bread, so I got one started in the bread machine. I took a book and went outside to read for 15 minutes. When I came in, I made and ate breakfast. I watched video clips as I ate.

Cecily and I put our suits on and went to the pool. She got wet when a boy splashed his sister and Cecily scolded him. Then she said the water was cold and she got out. But I thought it was plenty warm. I swam around for half an hour or so, then I got out. I dried off and we went home.

I read outside and finished the book. I found a copy of Leavin' on a Jet Plane and wondered if we could get away with playing it in church for the chaplain's last Sunday. The copy was incomplete so I went to the internet to find the rest of it. But I got distracted by the walkthrough of Dr. Brain. I forwarded it to the current puzzle and started solving it on paper.

When I realized what time it was, I dashed off to the chapel. I got set up and then texted Saronna and Keli. They arrived a little later. We played through hymns and some fun pieces. We even played through Leavin on a Jet Plane. Keli was able to make up the rest from memory, but I couldn't do it. She thought she might have a copy at home. Saronna and I made a plan to have a sectional on Thursday.

I went home and made a copy from Jenni's clarinet book. Then we all sat down to eat and talk. We had rice and curry. It wasn't enough for me so I got two carrots from the fridge. Cecily cleared the table.

Al and I went out to check the oil in my car. He said it was low so Chris found some in his car and added it. Then Cecily headed to bed and wanted a blanket instead of a comforter. I got her a light quilt. Then Chris and I went to the water machine at the post office. The card reader still wasn't working, but I put dollar bills in and we got our 10 gallons of water. When we got back, Chris put them in the house.

I looked through my music collection for my John Denver book thinking the song was in there. But no luck. So I looked through other books and found it. I also found a book of America songs that I wanted to look through, so I brought it to the dining room table. But Alfred had some questions and then went on to talk about his family history until 10:30. He and Chris went to bed, but I stayed up to work on my blog.