Lovely fall day
Nov. 6th, 2020 12:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jennlktemp in the high 60s, sunny, not much wind. Guess I should go do garden work.
PT this morning, early. One new exercise, refinements on a couple others. Really nothing new. Still unclear to me how much work they're going to do on the scapular weakness - I"m not sure there's much to be done, honestly. One more scheduled visit, then (I think) they'll go to every 10-14 days for visits, but there's two people doing the scheduling, and sometimes they miss notes....
Errands were errands. No house brand paper towels, and I had to poke around a bit to find the kind we like. We much prefer the half size sheets because they're less wasteful - if we need more than a half sheet of paper towel, that's what the barmops are for. Paper towels get used to clean up cat yack, wipe the egg pan, wipe up spilled milk, and as napkins for greasy or crumb-y things. One Meijer didn't have a couple of things I was looking for, but the one on the way home did. Cider mill is still open - they're currently planning on being open through Thanksgiving week. Still have to run into town for a couple of things from that grocer, but the most efficient route from where I was to the grocer in town goes by the house, and if I wait I can stop by the coffeeshop for a mid-afternoon latte and pastry snack. :)
In wildlife news, there were three does in the backyard when I went out to get the birdfeeders on Wednesday. I think they were also there on Monday, because I heard a lot of clattering into the cornfield when I turned the light on. Tuesday night when I came home from the election there was a 6 point buck standing in the driveway.
The birds are eating more birdseed now. I think it's mostly migrating birds, although some of the usual winter visitors (juncos, more chickadees) are beginning to show up. The woodpeckers are visiting the seed feeders, as it's easier than digging for bugs now.
PT this morning, early. One new exercise, refinements on a couple others. Really nothing new. Still unclear to me how much work they're going to do on the scapular weakness - I"m not sure there's much to be done, honestly. One more scheduled visit, then (I think) they'll go to every 10-14 days for visits, but there's two people doing the scheduling, and sometimes they miss notes....
Errands were errands. No house brand paper towels, and I had to poke around a bit to find the kind we like. We much prefer the half size sheets because they're less wasteful - if we need more than a half sheet of paper towel, that's what the barmops are for. Paper towels get used to clean up cat yack, wipe the egg pan, wipe up spilled milk, and as napkins for greasy or crumb-y things. One Meijer didn't have a couple of things I was looking for, but the one on the way home did. Cider mill is still open - they're currently planning on being open through Thanksgiving week. Still have to run into town for a couple of things from that grocer, but the most efficient route from where I was to the grocer in town goes by the house, and if I wait I can stop by the coffeeshop for a mid-afternoon latte and pastry snack. :)
In wildlife news, there were three does in the backyard when I went out to get the birdfeeders on Wednesday. I think they were also there on Monday, because I heard a lot of clattering into the cornfield when I turned the light on. Tuesday night when I came home from the election there was a 6 point buck standing in the driveway.
The birds are eating more birdseed now. I think it's mostly migrating birds, although some of the usual winter visitors (juncos, more chickadees) are beginning to show up. The woodpeckers are visiting the seed feeders, as it's easier than digging for bugs now.
