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I woke at about 10:30. Seemed late, but. Still, I couldn't quite get up. I rolled a few times, then, did, finally, get up. Seemed just a short time, so imagine my surprise when it was 14:20? Wow. Time flies when you are toasted. Oh, but it was wonderful, and needed, sleep.
Not sore, but tired. Not cold, not even cool. It was 64/66 upstairs. It is 72 in this front room. I don't know about the rest.
I used the last eighth of a hank of a loaf of whole bread, and six slices of the salami, plus avocado mayo to make two sandwiches. Quite good. Sandwiches are rare delicacies. And that genoa salami did well with it. I'm not so fond of the mayo, but, it has no sugar, no soy, no... none of the stuff I really aim to avoid.
Does eating righter make a real difference? I believe so. Do I know how to eat correctly? To... a degree. But, then, if I ate perfectly rightly, I would never eat bread. Still, if you are going to eat bread, make it real bread. Simple. If it has ingredients you are pretty sure are made in a factory, chemicals, of no known actual nutritional qualities? Don't eat it. If you are going to eat food that isn't the best for you, at least eat types that are actually made from food, not chemical waste.
Or even brush your teeth? Fluoride only fights cavities in studies paid for the by industry which produces the chemical waste, and doesn't want to pay to have it properly treated. YOU are the chemical waste management system. In your water even. Some day these people, and everyone they blackmailed or paid off to get that done are going straight to hell.
Anyway. I do have an idea of how to eat correctly. I just don't always have the will do so, or ability. This salami, I thought it was a smaller roll. Say silver dollar sized. It isn't. It is small plate sized, coffee saucer or so. Even having given over half of it away, it is way too much to eat as a side, on a cheese platter. Sandwiches are the only way. Even then, I'm not sure I can eat that much, fast enough. Could freeze some, may. But... that leaves sandwiches. And I don't want to waste this meat! It isn't just the cost, it is the idea. So... bread it is. But, better bread. See?
Oh, well, actually a bit achy. I have pushed. And I continue to do things. While my body seems to have stopped repairing itself as it had been for that week. It let me get well into torn muscle, pulled muscles, stretched tendons, and else, then it just stopped fixing itself. It ran out of whatever it takes to do that. Now I hurt.
I'll still try to do some things. daily. But until I repair a bit more, that will be limited.
I did order the vacuum cleaner. The one that parts, for easier vacuuming on the stairs, and is lighter in general. I'll open it and get it together, if needed to be assembled, yet today. I may even try to hit the stairs. My last attempt at that was using the forty or fifty pound bull vacuum. That was just a bit much. A few other things arrived. Not sure what, but will find out in a bit. Need to get a knife, open things up.
Should have Sassy set up for food, for, say, six to eight months? Would like to add more to that. Get her to about a year. At current feeding protocols, if I am also trying to cut her feed just a bit. Down a can, or half a can, per day. She has lost some weight. With Sam eating all the time, there was always food. Well, and Sam would regurgitate the dry food, process it for Sassy. You know cat moms. Bleh. Still hefty, probably no real way to get much weight off, and some of it is from being fixed before having kittens. That part is difficult though. Dealing with a herd of kittens is... difficult.
Medicine in, food in, now to wake. And, maybe, get to a few things besides the vacuum. Hmm, won't actually vacuum today. Still too sore. But I will assemble it, if it came in parts. Later.