Yes, I know the day.

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Not much I could do about it.  Sleep is very off, and strictly limited.  I AM pushing, for what it is worth.  I wake at about 20:00, then can't really do anything until about 22:00 or a bit later.  I am staying awake until 11:00 to noon, but those last four hours are pretty useless.  They merely mark a full day.  As I push those, in order to weave night into day, I suffer.  This time it is taking a great deal of effort to push days and night around.  It is taking longer.  I chalk that up to not being on any medicine.  Though, even on medicine, that can happen.  I have arranged to get out Wednesday.  So I am hoping to have things set up, or close enough, by then.  But it may be a week after that before I am back on days.  I just know, having a goal can help.  Especially with a ribeye tied to success.

I have been doing bits and pieces of this and that, workwise.  I hope to try to increase that.  A true push.  Tonight I hope to hit laundry, again, and in a major way; dishes, doing what is soaking, setting those aside, getting a shower, then doing what of those are still wanting and any other dishes I can find, cave wide; and, if that goes well, perhaps hit the bathroom hard tonight.  The tube/shower area is fine, it is the floor that needs hit, and the sink to a much more minor way.  The toilet itself, of course, could always use a bit of work.  I have found that doing just a bit, but often, with the toilet, is far better than hitting it really hard bur rarely.  Twice a week, three times maybe, just lightly... a bit of cleaner, a short soak and brush clean, then a final brushing out.  Very little elbow grease is needed this way.

Oh, and I might fix a corned beef roast through the night.  I have a small bag of red potatoes and plenty of sauerkraut.  I'll see if the sauerkraut is any good.  It's been in the frig the whole time, bottled up.  Not sure how long it really lasts.  Must be a year or two old though.  Always nervous about old food, even if it is supposed to 'last forever'.

Will I get to it all?  Who knows.  I have some doubt and some hope.  Both are good, for their own reasons, in the mortal plains.  If you know how to use them, they can help.  If you aren't watching them as if they were wild children, they may well trip you up.  It's not always a choice though.  Young ones are quick and we are only... well... human.  Or, that is how you would understand it!  Later.