I had planned on a couple of errands today involving carrying stuff, as well as a library pickup, while my cleaners were working at the house.
But this changed my mind
I wasn't up for getting wet several times, and maneuvering in and out of the car likewise.
So I went to the library anyway to pick up my DVD of a later production of Cheaper by the Dozen.
This is the Steve Martin production, and I think there's another later one. Anyway this is what my library had.
First time I've driven in heavy rain since Hippolyta, first time I've been to the library for an extended time, sitting on those way too big seats, and it was okay. Certainly nothing like the pain involved in doing this in Helen's time. I'm getting less awkward in and out of the car, too, less worried about it.
Soon I'll have run out of firsts, and it will all be just everyday life. I'm looking forward to not being a patient, even to the end of my time with PT Emil. It means a return to good health, though I've really appreciated the work we've done. I'm far better off than I would have been.
So, all good, and here's my views. People on the right playing chess. After they left, a man was showing his little boy the moves.
And the puzzle table where I succeeded in adding one whole piece, after which I retired to read my Angela Thirkell.
Just the right cosy read in rainy weather.
You'll notice no reference to the current gallery exhibit. It's a well meaning try, well framed and organized, print material nicely written and presented, the work of someone who really wants to be seen as an artist. This is quite different from someone who needs to make art and knows how.
Home to cheese, crackers and a pot of tea. The seeds I flung about on the crackers are quite successful, particularly the fennel seeds. I like the licorice flavor of the seeds while not liking at all the actual vegetable. There's something odd about a green salad type veg with licorice, or anise, flavor, to me.
This afternoon will be a movie matinee, maybe with more tea. Also laundry, my cleaning family using mops and cloths galore. My part is to leave them mops, cloths and cleaning liquids and a check. They take it from there. Suits me.
Lovely day, though I'd been apprehensive about stormy driving and slippery walking, now I'm glad I did it. I carried Carol Cane but didn't actually use it. Just in case of skidding.
Happy day everyone, take a little chance, you might be glad.
