Nicely done. I keep thinking I should do that (with the bus instead of subway as we do not have a subway here) but haven't actually tried it yet.
OK, in an effort to give myself some accountability, a public statement of goals for today:
Grocery shopping-
As much laundry as is strictly necessary
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As much dishwashing as I can manage
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As much cooking as I feel like
Water plants and feed birds-
Litter box maintenance
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Garbage, recycling, and compost wrangling
Vacuum living room if I have time/energy yeah, no.
But first, tea and pie.
How can it be this hard to sell a computer? I hate this shit.
Good luck with that, Tom. I've never even tried, preferring to procrastinate until obsolescence made the question moot.
FTR, Bombay Breakfast Tea + coconut pie is a dynamite combination. Will snack again.
I can't give away a printer or a sound bar, so I'm not surprised selling computers is difficult.
Nurse doesn't want to come until 3 because she was here Friday.
I tried to tell her I'm immobile until then anyway, and then I don't get much functional time and have a hard time in the morning.
I hope she agrees to come earlier, ita.
Good news everybody: the local Ace Hardware is open again AND we have a new coffee shop downtown and their sign says they serve sandwiches and ice cream. Ice cream within strolling distance, that's the dream. I may have to go get an afternoon coffee to show my support.
-t, we are in the same place in the plot! Although, I expect you'll pull ahead quickly.
Wah, I pretty much can't start evading Zombies until I get north for the summer. Unless I go really early in the morning or very late at night. It has been really warm during daylight hours.
-t, we are in the same place in the plot!
That seems like it deserves a high five. Consider your hand slapped, Debet.
It's kind of genius to harness the same drive that makes me binge watch TV shows to motivate me to go running.
I can't always manage to fit it in before work, but when I can I find dawn runs to be really satisfying, Laura. FWTW.
So, I had a very weird experience driving the kids to swim class today. Total gridlock and I could see police up ahead, so I assumed there had been an accident. But when we got closer, I could see it was three or four police vans with traffic cones to guide everyone into a single lane (down from 4), and they were pulling some cars over and having them wait. I got pulled over and the officer told me it was a random safety check. (He took my license over to one of the vans, presumably ran my plates, gave me back my license and sent me on my way.)
I really hope that there is either a terrorist or serial killer on the loose, because I don't much like the alternative (that the NYPD really are just randomly stopping people on the street to ask for their papers).
