Green Monday

Happy Monday!

  • This morning after breakfast Keziah, Bel, and I did a quick cleanup of the kitchen and porch. Tomorrow there will be a new dishwasher installed. Things got moved and a trip to the dump was made. There is less cardboard to be recycled in the apartment now too. I’m looking forward to the new dishwasher.
  • We also brought the futon that Keziah picked up last week to the studio as well as more fabric. The new-to-us futon looks like it will be more comfortable than the last one.
  • Then we went to DIY Craft & Thrift to put more merchandise on the floor. I put some holiday things out and then I had to leave for an appointment at the DMV. My driver’s license expires in ten days and I forgot to do it by mail. It was good to be able to help out at the store some. I don’t get there as often as I thought I would.
  • Since I totally forgot to take pictures of the things we did and progress that was made, I’ve taken a picture of one of the flowers on my wall. It is snowing out and this flower is fiery and warm looking.


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Continued listening to: Daindreth's Traiter, by Elisabeth Wheatley.

Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.

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