A steady pace.

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Not as fast as hoped if about as fast as should have been expected.  Everything soaking, plus everything set ready beside the sink done.  A load from elsewhere has been set, and most pots and the steamer are collected by the sink.  Supper just wasn't all that pleasing, so I hit up oatmeal, which is just finishing.  At least the bathroom is in excellent shape.

As to airing, the next time I am up I'll hit that?  Or soon.  It is improving.  Keeping up on cat litter, dealing with trash and dishes, takes care of most of it.  The residual still has to be removed, and anything beside air flow simply masks it.  Taking a bath first, though, seems prudent.  The improvement in air quality is significant, I just want more.

As i got the oatmeal plated, I soaked pots and more, and will put lunch dishes to soak when done.  If I can get the bath in, then rest while airing the place, I am hoping to hit the carts.  If I can get those, I am hoping to bake bread again, this time using the stand mixer to do it right.  Sometime in the next week.  By the way?  I find that using a lot more sourdough than the recipe calls for really helps.  I'm talking about, say, three to four cups when the recipe asks for an half or a full cup.  Then it ends like cake.  Not sweet, not the dry kind, if only missing frosting.  And that was whole ground at home wheat.

Ever noticed how, almost always, it takes several jobs, and time, all happening in a coordinated fashion, yet fast enough that finished jobs don't get undone or buried, for some things to work out?  Beastly lot of work, even for lower older tech, such as bread.  I'm getting back to it, and more, if a bit slowly.

Later.