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Not bad either. I have finished two loads of dishes and another is soaking. I will finish that load. Along with a needed shower it seems that I am just about done otherwise. I have pots and pans large storage containers and a roaster to clean yet. I am truly too tired to finish those, bake potatoes, and cook a steak. Tomorrow, perhaps, when I wake up. The good thing is that most of the regular dishes and silverware have been cleaned. Just the annoying large items are left. I may set what of those need it to soak overnight. A fist full of clementines might be my treat for the work. If nothing else I have a huge headstart on what I wanted to do tomorrow.
Even as I tire I feel even better than when I woke. I hope I get some of this tomorrow, I definitely needed at least a minor break from what has been ailing me. I have so much to do, as well, other things. Thankfully, because of the state I was in, I actually have little laundry and only few dishes compared to longer, more serious, falls. If I can just keep up, and I am in line to do that, I will be fine.
Good morning, I suppose. Good night too.
You get more done that a lot of them who consider themselves healthy.
ReplyDeleteImagine what I could do with a good heart. I don't mind my little life, now that I understand the problems, it is just that I had hoped to be able to tinker more than I can and can afford.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you need to take up something lightweight but productive... crocheting, watercolor. Ya know, Rosie Grier did needlepoint. Really.
ReplyDeleteWell, he could get by with that. Rosie? I'm Doom! However, there is this. It might cost a bit more to start, but probably not all that much.
ReplyDeleteI have need of at least a haubergeon, though I would prefer a hauberik. I am sure others might even want such items, and pay for them? Maybe. A couple of good items made and sold would buy me a welder to make them even better.
Yeah, I know. I need something for the weak moments. Something small, repetitive, but with some reasonable return on the effort. I don't think knitting is profitable, or not so much as armor. Good idea. A mix of yours and mine. Knitting steel!
The lightweight projects could be nice for gifting...?
ReplyDeleteI honestly couldn't knit or such. Perhaps small wooden toys though, so maybe. Chain mail doesn't gift well. You just have to take all of my history into account, and it's all here, and maybe read between the lines just a bit, and you would understand. Some things cannot be undone. Some things cannot be forgotten, or forgiven. Some things have to be or not be. I cannot do womancraft. It is a high secular sin for me.
ReplyDeleteha! I get it.
ReplyDeleteHow about whittling?
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I was hoping to get to actual carving, but whittling may indeed be the start. Who walks without crawling first? It would be good gifting material as well. If nothing else, it would provide kindling, one way or another.
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