Wow. Yes, mostly.

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At first I only counted what was done out of the house.  I stopped at the high school rec center.  Was directed to the pool.  No one there.  I think it was swim time, but if everyone was gone the last portion, employees might have just abandoned the place.  On to the U.  Open and able.  Semester passes are the best value , but not past mid term, so I went monthly.  Asked about parking and a few other things.  They have two pools.  I plan to explore each.  A breakfast out.  Remind me not to do that.  I'm a superior cook with superior supplies, and can do it for a tenth the cost... assuming I eat twice as much.  On the way home, I stopped for the mail.

Okay.  Actually that was pretty good for a two hour run.  I even stopped to check out swimming trunks at a local sporting goods store.  I simply didn't like anything I saw.  Bleh.  Worse, every pair was $55 and up.  Academia makes people stupid and tasteless, with regards to some things.  Actually, I now understand why jazz is so popular, even to play.  Like soccer, a socialist thing.  No one actually has to be good, repeatability is irrelevant... actually the same as peer reviewed studies.  At least they have some good sections at the store.

Ah, but before going, I washed dishes, showered, shaved, put the dishes to rinse, fed and watered the girls, sorted their litter, then started a last cotton load.  It was too dark to tend the quackles.  They were fed when I returned, and watered.  No new eggs. Are the upset the first were taken?  Trust me, critters are people too!  They can take things very badly, or goodly.  Or did the cold throw them.  As well, I put laundry in the dryer.  I won't wash anything else until all dried laundry is put away.  Most of it is ready, save one basket and what is in the dryer.

Yea, not bad.  All of that from about 6:15 when I finally could get off my but until 10:00 or so, when I finished the last home chore and sat.  Ugh.  But not bad.  Later.