When to bed?

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No clue.  I am pretty sure it was after 14:00.  By an quarter or half hour or by one to three hours I cannot say.  So somewhere between 14:30 and 17:00?  Uhm, shave an hour off the top side, and that is more like the range.  I was shot, done, finished before I went to bed.  Lately, even with just a few tasks, projects, and chores I am ending up melting into bed and to sleep.

I hung the pothos, one jade, one golden, before going to bed.  I left the curtains open for them for the last of the light.  Other than that and putting away groceries and components, I pretty much started to collapse into a heap while roughly heading to the bedroom.  Then I slept as well as I can comfortably, maybe a bit too hard.  I slept just about the right amount of time to a few hours over.  Given the givens, that is as good as I can do.

A bit stiff at waking, and sore in strange ways.  The 3'x3' (compressed into smaller) bags of peat moss seemed heavy.  I must really be in a weakened state.  It's not as if they are merely a gallon of milk, but they aren't a hundred pounds, are they?  Hmm... found a calculator... if it's dry it's ~80 pounds, if moist ~150 pounds.  I'm saying it's closer to moist.  So... okay.  I do feel better, a bit better.  Still, that shouldn't have been all that much.  I'm just not at my peak performance.  Seriously, simple tasks are chewing me up.

I hope, after waking, to hit the dishes.  Then between cycles use a dishpan of soapy water to begin cleaning the stove and counters.  It will take several hits to get it right.  Then I'll figure out how to clean the oven compartment.  After that, I'll work up the lettuce and have a salad, while cleaning out the fridge.  It's most just a few things to clear out, a few things perhaps for compost, and such.  Though, to be honest, as fast as the worms are eating I will be using a lot of my compost for their food for a bit, until I get a handle on things.  Not a bad gig though.  They are composters just as well as any other system.  If they keep the stink better contained, they might be a far superior way to go.

First, though, I need to wake.  I left a few windows open, to let the place air out a bit.  Cleaning will help in the longer run, but I needed a bit of relief now.  Later.