The loaf, master, it is ready.
So my headache finally decided to wander away at about 3pm today, and as left me feeling alright, though quite tired. Funny, this also seemed to coincide with the sky clearing up, so this could've just been the result of some large-scale weather change hitting me all at once.
From a scientifical point of view, at least.
This evening I also successfully reassembled our wedding playlist which had become both deleted and corrupt (maybe not in that order) due to my know-how and gung-ho spirit.
Then my aunt and uncle made a surprise visit... mostly to get back the plumbing supplies that I'd borrowed for the basement but still haven't gotten to using yet. I figure I won't get to the water-works until the early part of August at the rate I'm going, so there's no use in me holding onto them.
But all was not a loss... I was able to get my aunt to detail some more family information so that I can load it into GenealogyJ. Based on a (more different) aunt's work we now have 288 folks listed in our family tree going back to about 1670. I do have some names from before that time, but with-out dates it doesn't tell me too much. Though I can confirm that we have some pretty nifty names in the family.
But we'll talk about Aertie "Orka" Bras as some other point. We don't want her stealing the naming-thunder from Bathsheba Yeager, after all!
My final act of the night though... putting on a timed loaf of bread. It should be ready at 5:30, so that I can wake up to that good bready smell. That always seems to start off the day in the right way.
From a scientifical point of view, at least.
This evening I also successfully reassembled our wedding playlist which had become both deleted and corrupt (maybe not in that order) due to my know-how and gung-ho spirit.
Then my aunt and uncle made a surprise visit... mostly to get back the plumbing supplies that I'd borrowed for the basement but still haven't gotten to using yet. I figure I won't get to the water-works until the early part of August at the rate I'm going, so there's no use in me holding onto them.
But all was not a loss... I was able to get my aunt to detail some more family information so that I can load it into GenealogyJ. Based on a (more different) aunt's work we now have 288 folks listed in our family tree going back to about 1670. I do have some names from before that time, but with-out dates it doesn't tell me too much. Though I can confirm that we have some pretty nifty names in the family.
But we'll talk about Aertie "Orka" Bras as some other point. We don't want her stealing the naming-thunder from Bathsheba Yeager, after all!
My final act of the night though... putting on a timed loaf of bread. It should be ready at 5:30, so that I can wake up to that good bready smell. That always seems to start off the day in the right way.