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Not the worst I have felt. Aches and pains are back. No other flu symptoms, but that achy creaky body is in full measure against my health and wellbeing. As well, my toe! It had recovered, fully. It was back to only needing a soft limp, and not hurting constantly, or drasticly. I swear, someone came in last night and hurt it. Oh, limping down the stairs was horrible this morning.
Oh well. I'm planning another shower in a bit. And then planning to get the dishwasher back in action. Slowly but surely clearing dishes. If it's a bit crusty, I soak it with other things that have stuff glommed on. Though, put some things in that were rough, dried on, but not too serious or bad. And the machine did pretty good.
I am learning best practices, slowly. I had been paranoid about doing things exactly correctly, to start. Like your first woman, or child, or job. Walking on eggshells. THEN... you... just begin testing things. How quickly can you do things? How far out of trim can you go? Should you just toss it all in, shut it, and pray? What exactly works, what doesn't work. And... so... I am fa and fo. To be honest, the machine does pretty well, even when I am typical. Still, I prefer to do things more correctly than not. Just... good to know what I might be looking at if I have to rush.
The steak should be thawed. Not sure how much of it I'll be able to eat. I might down the whole thing. Or only be able to eat a quart or third of it. Though meat sounds so very good. A big ol' piece of it. Maybe some veggies, with butter, on the side.
Anyway. At least I am awake. Dressed slightly warmly, if less complicated so a shower wouldn't be a hastle. Later.
I had my "obsessive right way" tested from the start... "others" would just throw stuff in haphazardly (not an often enough used word)... but it would clean them. I learned.
ReplyDeleteDon't have the "auto door open" you mentioned (I don't think). When I don't see the red floor light, I open it up and pull a tray/ rack out to help air dry the steamy washer.
Every time you bark about "family" issues, even on small things like this? I... get jealous. I know, I'm just that kind? Yeahsh. ;p I like pain, mostly. :)
ReplyDeleteMy washer opens automatically. It just pops open, say, three to four inches. So... I have that covered. And this area is dry as can be. Running between below 22% humidity to 35% (higher in the monsoon season, which can happen over a few weeks/months once or twice a year).
These things should dry well, but they don't. Not... sure what the gig is. Meh.