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TUESDAY

When I actually got motivated to accomplish something this afternoon I cleaned up the kitchen then headed out to commence shearing the weeds out of the veggie beds.  Some progress was being made when Leofwyna returned from her afternoon activities and said we should go visit Uncle G- as he'd probably be going home soon.  Gee, twist my arm harder I've gotta shower before we go.

Uncle G- is 95 years old and the last relative we have in that generation.  Amazingly enough he still is living in his home but having laparoscopic surgery for his gall bladder will keep him in a facility for 2-3 weeks recovering.  If we can do as well aging as he has, that would be a wonderful thing.  Too bad our relationship is through his marriage to Aunt L-; there's none of our genes involved. 

WEDNESDAY

So today while Leofwyna took off I did too.  I stopped in at Golden Corral to eat... probably won't go there anymore.  Since they changed management this one has gone seriously downhill.  I spent time using the table to catch up reading mail, balancing the checkbook and writing checks for bills.  After a quick stop at the bank and post office I went into Salvation Army for 50% clothing day and hit the jackpot with linen, cotton-linen, silk and cotton shirts.  I've gotta get on the ball and get my sewing area back up and deal with processing the shirts to use real soon.  My fingertips are itching to get back to some of my sewing.

Went to Moot where a review of Lilies occurred and serious Cattle Raids planning was covered.  I'm committed for troll Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.  The exchequer interviews did not happen so I let the baroness know I'd be happy to deal with either candidate and if a decision war reached while I was gone it would be just fine.  Back at home I dealt with some of the magazine pile to be ready to sell them at the next rummage in August.

Leofwyna brought home a video, Transformers, which we'd never seen.  It was a hoot!  Guess we'll have to go see the sequel in the theater for the big screen experience.