There is always hope.

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I ended up napping.  I can't tell you how long I napped.  I do know that even when I woke I wasn't very awake.  I did get a shower in, then set the few dishes to be washed in a hot soapy soak.  Then I started the last load of regular laundry.  I might have a load, perhaps two, of synthetics.  I might get to them yet tonight.  Then I decided to wash the counters and stove.  All in one quick effort.

I will look over the instructions about how to clean the oven compartment.  It has an automatic cleaner system.  I think adding water in a container, or just in the a basin at the bottom, then having it steam out, is the way this one works.  Though I might have mistaken this model for another one.  I'll need to remember to removed the tin foil on one of the racks.  I'll replace that, on both racks, when the cleaning is finished and the oven is cool enough.

It is too cool for me to mess around with much else outside.  I will, however, put the worm bin together.  Which order things go I can't say.  Though I think I will be doing the worm bin first.  Though, really, I could probably start the oven and then hit the worm bin, all at once as with the other work.  Neither task, other than figuring out what the instructions actually say for the oven, is difficult in any real way.

I hope, tomorrow, to be able to get right out and plant things.  Well, after finishing removing sod for the asparagus beds and the plots for the other berry bushes.  The rhubarb will go in easily.  I won't get strawberries in this year, but maybe next... if all this works out.  Along with a few other things.  Money, time, and energy keep pulling up a bit shy.  Still, not a bad grouping this year.

Later.