Yeah, way more work than how it looked.

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Lists are great.  They are also empty plans.  It's a one dimensional arrangement in a four dimensional world.  Some are better at understanding that, some of us simply have no real comprehension.  I can do some things at speeds that just don't make sense to others.  I hit sudoku at 5 seconds yesterday.  The 100% mark, for that level of game, is about 32 seconds.  Heck, I hit 16 seconds the other other day and it... was annoying.  Oh, I still hit 30 even 32 seconds from time to time.  But I don't always think about it.  Lists, and the time for work projects, and... such... not so much.

After clearing the bathroom, I swept as well as possible.  Then I got rubber gloves, cleaner, a mild scrubby, and a wash cloth.  I hit it, and hit it, on hands and knees.  Even with the knee pads it was hard on my knees.  It's just a weak spot for me.  I hit everything in and around the toilet for three to five feet twice, with continuously freshened soapy water, then rinsed probably twice.  CLEAN!  Then I cleaned the plunger and it's case, the holder for the toilet brush, and other bits and fidgets.  Finally I let it all dry for a bit then reassembled.  My new method should keep the bathroom in better order for longer.  And I am keeping up on the toilet much better as well.

After that, I set up the 'kraut crock, quart, and half gallon tea jars to a hot sudsy.  I hope one wash and one rinse, since these are mostly just new and/or slightly dusty.  The tea jars aren't that bad, just... needed slight tlc.  Quite a thing.  And, yes, my legs are getting hit again.  I am hoping to hit the dishes in an hour or two, then break while they rinse for another hour or two, then a shower while refilling the jars with tea.  I keep four half-gallon jugs of tea full, and in rotation at various levels.  All good.

I need to make a bite to eat.  I am thinking hamburger, eggs, and cheese.  Nothing fancy, but okay.  I would also like to boil a dozen and an half of eggs as well.  I am pretty sure I'll make burger mash, but I'm not as certain about eggs.  With eggs you have to boil, then cool, then peel (and pray), then store.  It's so much more than just "make hard or semi-soft boiled eggs" sounds.  Before I hit the next section, I may use some of the ketocana.  A friend has a brother who sells a competing product.  I've been meaning to look that over.  It's more expensive, but per use?  Even so, has he used it?  I'd like to sample it, to be honest.  Not sure if he has samples.  I sort of like the stuff I am using, or well enough.  And I like what it does, feeling wise.  Not sure if it really helps with ketosis, but that's not all.  Just making it so I don't choke on bile (?) from carb deficiency while working is worth it's weight in gold.  It means I don't have to just sit, or work more slowly.  I can rip and tear.  Hmm, yeah, I'll see if he has a sample, or even several.  Not looking for freebies, just like to see what I am getting if I can.  If not, I might just take a shot anyway.


After that?  I am hoping to get to the post office today, and make a few business calls.  If I don't crash.  I'll tell you, I'm... really hitting it.  Not quite back to stride, but getting there, maybe.  Oh?  And when I finish the quart jars, if I can find new sealing lids, I'll put up some salt and sugar in them.  Sugar isn't prime for me, but in a grid down simple or long emergency, calories and trade is where it is at.  Mind you, trade isn't always just this for that.  Sometimes it's this for help, or that for... it's not always simply like for like.  And, sometimes, it is purely a favor.  After I get, say, five quarts two kinds of salt and about  five of sugar, I'll begin adding honey and real maple syrup.  Not for use, really, just for storage.

Later.