Sleep was just a tad bumpy.

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I don't know if I slept extra hard or what, but I am waking just a bit sore.  Nothing major, just proof that sleep isn't as easy as it seems?  I crawled in around 2:00 and woke at around 10:00, which is just fine.  I am going to have to be careful today.  My mother gets all ester-ogen-ononi as she prepares to head out.  She doesn't like parting so she will look for reasons to take her with me... as ashes if need be.  *grins*  *ducks*  Taking it easier on the smarm, which I generally try to go soft on anyway... mostly, and moving and talking more slowly and without too much inflection helps.  I'm NOT going to chop down limbs... and before you suggest she wouldn't ask me to do that her last day here, she already asked yesterday.  NO!  I do want to get the corn planted, with her acting simply as instructor.  I need to learn this crap.  Well, corn, turnips, and kohlrabi, several rows of each.  There might be a thing or two more, but that is it.

Oh, sure, I'll miss her.  She is lonely, there, and fearful a bit, living on her own.  But I know she has many friends in town, she is extremely social, and she would hate to actually live with anyone.  Take care of them (a bit, extremely part time), cook a meal or two or three a week especially if they bring the goodies or otherwise split out the thing, and such, but I don't think she would enjoy living with another human forever.  If she did move out here, she would probably just stay here long enough to find her own home.  And I wouldn't let her take over my home.  Nope.  Anyway...  What do they say about missing people?  Ah, right, can't miss them if they are still here.

I am feeling more rested.  But a long trip Monday is going to wear me out again, especially getting up at 5:00.  Still, a restful rest of the day Monday and I am hoping to hit the w.h. Tuesday.  If I don't hear from the heart clinic by noon tomorrow, I will call them.  And... I think the tickets are in.  I will be checking tomorrow.  I won't get excited until I have them in my hot big hands, and they are safely home.

Later.