Back to bed?

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I don't really want to sleep.  I simply don't believe it is an option.  Which, I don't think, is a bad thing.  I have a bit of a headache, so I'll take something and give it a bit of time to ease the ache.  A neck and shoulder tightness which could turn into an headache.  And the soup should be cool enough to put in a container and refrigerate.

It was 36 out, when I brought the wash in.  It was 66 inside.  That with the furnace off and three windows upstairs open.  It was 61 to 62 upstairs, depending on which thermometer was checked.  The warmest was near my bed, so probably body heat throw-off.  Quite a strange thing.  It is getting warm enough out there, in the mid 50's during the day, to thermodynamically keeping the house warm even as it nears freezing outside.

Oh, and I had the fan on earlier, if I remember right (upstairs).  I will turn it on again when I go to bed.  I have shut the windows up there, and will keep them closed.  I have never lived in a place quite like this.  I do enjoy.  Though, when it gets to 90 and more out there, I still... I had best figure out more ac.  The ac's upstairs, even in shade, were having to work really hard to even just keep it mostly reasonable.  I may be acclimating better, but I have limits.  I... worry... just a bit, about this summer.

Well, I'll give it an half hour, see if the aches are relieved.  If I will probably go to bed no matter... and can't take more or something else.  Just giving it some time to work.  Soup away and?  I did fold and put the towels away, so nothing to do with that.  I fed the cats, but could do their litter.  Just trying to do a few last little things that mean I can do more other things when I wake.  Dishes?  I could check.  As mentioned, they were finished washing, well rinsed, and left to air dry.  They might be good enough to just put up.  

Then I could take a shower first thing.  That's always nice.  Oh, and clean out the tea sipping jug.  I think my problem with the last one was user error.  I would clean it nearly every night, then refill it.  Yea, no.  I think it needs to air out completely, overnight.  So far so good, if I would still like to get another, so I could alternate them, giving each a whole about thirty two hours to rest and dry before being used again.  A bit pricy, but they serve so well.  And this one has a cover, with webbing handstrap and over the should strapping for much easier gripping and general carrying.  And it washes easily, being dry every morning.

Yea.  I best get to a few things then head to bed.  Good night.