Oct 13, 2010 14:02
I am sitting outide in the swing in the warm corner of the house. I just took a shower to clean off the back of my hair where it got all of that glycerine on it. not good.
Anwya, I also learned that I can use regular vinegar to condition my hair. I've discovered that since I ran out of apple cider vinegar.
I've been very overwhelmed by my mess. I've been working away at doing the dishes and sweeping and clearing off the floor.
It's still got lots of bags of potatoes and squash on it, the floor, that is, but at least there isnt' other stuff down there, too.
I got rid of someof the quart jars which had filled the conter, piled the peaches alongside the friege on top of the other pile, moved other boxes up off the floor and onto the pile by the friege on the other side.
So I't all pretty good nmow.are, but they just make the world a mess around me here.
I think I'm going to try poutting all the potatoes in the tube barrel underground where willem wants to store them. It'll get them out of the kitchen. I'm not sure about letting my precious squashes go out there, though.
IU was feeling lonely for awhile, so called a couple of people, both of whom were not at the phone.
Mom and Mary went out to eat at Ihop today.
I suppose if I were making a video I'd have something to talk about or someone to hang out with.
But it's so nice and warm in weather, housework, depressionthis sun trap right now. I love being in this spot. But I can't see the laptop, so I hope it's typeing properly.
I n eed to work in the sunny tipi to put everything in order in there. I opened the container on the bottom but it is filled with water. ARgoh. And of course, fro,m teh water are the mosquitoes, too. I guess I should just open it and let them out and then churck out the water.
Ihave spent a lot of time today doing a lot of nothing.
The questions I wrote for merlin aren't up yet. I guess they've got to go through approval process
I keep looking at things that need to be done. They aren't pressing problems. None of them really
merlin,
depression,
weather