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SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY

I spent a quiet day Sunday thinking Leofwyna would want to do something this evening. Turned out she was on an add shift so I had a quiet evening too. Spent a great deal of time on the computer... more genealogy mostly, some job serches. Got the totes sorted and stacked in my bedroom; there's still lots in the living room to be sorted and priced for a rummage sale or put back (somewhere, somehow) in my room.

WEDNESDAY

Sewed up Halftroll's linen pants and cut out his tunic during the afternoon. Delivered the pants at the social moot and loaded the loom for another piece of narrow trim.

THURSDAY

It snowed all afternoon so we didn't go out at all; we got four inches. After "beanies and weins" for supper Leofwyna suggested doing another jigsaw puzzle together.

FRIDAY

I got the drive and walks blown out this noon and swept off both vehicles. While I was out there I thought I saw a large bird chasing a little one but I'd just caught it out of the corner of my eye so I wasn't sure what I'd seen. Just a little later I saw the large hawk cruising around over the street and knew that was what I'd seen. Probably the little bird was a sparrow; I'd heard some 'chip, chip, chipping' in the brush. Perhaps the hawk has taken up residence in the area and that's why I haven't seen or heard any cardinals this year.

Later when I went out to get supper I had to sweep off the car again; good thing I'd pulled the van into the garage. Coming out of KFC I discovered I'd locked my keys in the car so I used my insurance call-in benefit for the first time, less than an hour later I was heading for the grocery store and home. I found both beef shanks and some boneless pork with manager's special stickers and I'm planning on pulling both crock pots out tomorrow.

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It's so amusing to see a tiny bird chasing off a raptor. Oddly enough, I have a hawk, an owl and still lots of cardinals. But then, it's a pretty good patch of woods to the back of the apartment complex.

Yikes for locking in keys; that's the most horrid sinking feeling. Glad you were able to get back in easily.

Yeah, my Farmer's roadside assistance really paid off; a $150 value they said. I had to wait an hour but KFC offered me a fresh cup for a soda while I was waiting which was generous of them.

That is very nice of them!