A few last things.

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Things done.  And, one more to go.

I air blasted the filter, then put on a filter cover.  Vacuuming the living room after that was completed.  Not... the whole room.  Just what has been opened.  Still, what isn't open isn't all that bad.  It will get it too, in time, though probably with the regular vacuum cleaner.  Still, it's much better in there.

Then I reset kefir.  I have two half gallon jugs in the fridge.  I did have a cup of the stuff.  It wasn't as cool as I like it, but it was nice to have in any case.  I miss it when I mess up and have to reset from scratch.  Still, I have the process down and can get it back to trim in a week, or a week and a few days.  I don't like spending the thirty dollars.  But, now that I am saving grains, and freezing them,  I shouldn't have to worry about that, probably.  Assuming they do freeze for up the three months, or even more?

Though, if that is the case, I will begin pulling them at two and a half months, and restoring them.  Replacing what I pull with other grains.  It's... a whole system, or money after money.  For me it is worth the effort.  Though, if I fail, I will just have to order more.

The last thing I want to do is get a shower.  Should be easy.  After the shower I will take the towel in, with the rest of the whites, and start that wash.

Ah, and it was 34 out there earlier.  When I was out working with the compressor it had dropped to 32, but it sure felt colder.  And it started snowing.  That is sort of what was suggested.  It is supposed to snow the next few days, possibly a lot.  I thought they suggested up to two feet, in the valley?  That seemed like a lot, but this winter it is very possible.  Probable?  I'll find out soon enough.

I am definitely tired.  I haven't worked as much as I had thought I would, or wanted.  I did do some reasonable little bits of work, hit some of the goals, and will finish the last thing I can do shortly, going to bed clean and worn.  How I prefer it.  I'm betting we do get a lot of snow though.  And, no, this still isn't the last of it.