Alrighty?

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While doing this and that, yesterday, I... decided to do something else.  I decided to air my cave out.  It actually seemed warm enough.  So, last night, at about 18:00, give or take, I opened the windows.  With a bit of a wind storm going on, I got some serious airflow.  I, of course, turned off the furnace.  Oh, I was a bit nervous.  While I can handle some serious cool, downright cold really, there are probably limits.  And it might not have been truly wise, thinking on it now, due to the risk of pipes freezing.  Looking at the weather, it suggest the low, last night/yesterday, was 38.

I wasn't able to get to bed until midnight.  I set the alarm for 8:00, but, possibly due to the cool, wasn't able to wake until... 9:30ish.  The first thing I did was to turn the furnace back on.  The thermostat read 60 F.  Not bad, if I am not sure...  Hmm, with the foundation down into the earth, and the stone being what it is, perhaps it is a sort of geothermal heating?  I don't know, but that was interesting.  The girls pretty much cuddled me all night, but didn't seem all that perturbed by the cool.  Though they were as difficult to get going this morning as I was.  I tried to get them to help me wake up, but calling out "food", a term that will often get them to push for me to wake.  It didn't work so well this morning.

What to do today?  I don't know.  Let me thaw a bit, first.  Now, I was warm all night.  Warm enough.  I didn't shiver.  But getting out of bed was difficult, more the differential.  I have been taking my medicines very well for the last four to six days now.  And, things are seeming up.  A day or two of sunshine in there, has been helping.  And yet I don't have a lot to give.  I will keep pushing.  I did set the dishes to a fresh rinse this morning, if more so that they will be easier to dry in a few hours.  I've fed the girls, but need to adjust their litter.  Laundry is in dire shape.  And I need to figure out a couple of pieces of business and pick some stuff up at the post office.  Ugh...  I can't keep it all straight, but I'll keep trying.  Later.