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Today is one of those days when I love my brain! So, after waking up at the luxurious time of 9:03, I went to my computer. I was the first to respond to the request for edits from the church (delayed since yesterday) and sent my corrections in. It was gratifying to see the retired prof. chiming in next, using similar words as I had last week (you know, "further to what xxx wrote...."), submitting a couple of style points. So I guess we'll be switching every week?
Unfortunately, I had more trouble with my notes for the blind group. The Prez had strongly suggested I run my column through a very dependable text-to-speech program. But I couldn't activate it (even though S. had downloaded it). Sigh. I'll try again tomorrow.
And, naturally, pain played pinball with my torso. Sigh again. So I spent a lot of time in bed, occasionally slipping into a doze. Even so, I still managed to watch most of my TV shows, including a stellar first day Jeopardy! Championship finale (yay, James), a fun Young Sheldon where he takes over the phone line with his modem, and a so-so Will & Grace. Then I vegged for a while until I felt adequate enough to get out of bed to have some yogurt for dinner just after 10:30.
As I climbed out, I was hit with inspiration. I've been putting off moving furniture because of the contents of two bookcases and china etagère. But I don't have to worry about them … yet. If I move the couch against the wall, then I can slide the bed against the long edge, meaning I won't fall out of bed. And, only then, can I use the flat surfaces to unload the contents before moving the units. Even if I do only one per day, I can still sleep. No wonder I love my brain tonight! And, luckily, most nights. Now, if only my brain could convince my vision to be stable, that would be a genius move.
Unfortunately, I had more trouble with my notes for the blind group. The Prez had strongly suggested I run my column through a very dependable text-to-speech program. But I couldn't activate it (even though S. had downloaded it). Sigh. I'll try again tomorrow.
And, naturally, pain played pinball with my torso. Sigh again. So I spent a lot of time in bed, occasionally slipping into a doze. Even so, I still managed to watch most of my TV shows, including a stellar first day Jeopardy! Championship finale (yay, James), a fun Young Sheldon where he takes over the phone line with his modem, and a so-so Will & Grace. Then I vegged for a while until I felt adequate enough to get out of bed to have some yogurt for dinner just after 10:30.
As I climbed out, I was hit with inspiration. I've been putting off moving furniture because of the contents of two bookcases and china etagère. But I don't have to worry about them … yet. If I move the couch against the wall, then I can slide the bed against the long edge, meaning I won't fall out of bed. And, only then, can I use the flat surfaces to unload the contents before moving the units. Even if I do only one per day, I can still sleep. No wonder I love my brain tonight! And, luckily, most nights. Now, if only my brain could convince my vision to be stable, that would be a genius move.
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