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Harriet))), I'm shocked about those trees.

"Who" is in command of all these changes?
DH & I hung up & put away our jeans, I started drying dark clothes, & washing master bathroom rugs. DH & I sorted the mail together, a dfriend I put up boundaries to had written, but it was a good letter. It's all right now, we'll continue to be dfriends, w/boundaries.
DH swept & mopped the master bathroom. I'm slowly dusting the great room area/bedroom. We're almost completely done w/our work, except for toilets (to be done in the a.m., since dgrson-17 doesn't arrive until 1 p.m.), & kitchen counters, which can be done this evening.
I won't be napping today, as the washing/drying, rugs, etc.. are progressing.
Plan on

writing to do lists ahead for the week, to keep in my little nook place where my calorie counter is, OTC pills, etc... I'll also get out my 4" x 6" index cards file folder, to stick to a routine this week. Hoping to get "back into the folder", a. k. a. "back into the box," although the cards aren't in a box.

It'll be wonderful to have my SHE cards folder out w/1 to do list. It's amazing how a dgrson-17 coming, can change our routine- for the better. OOPS! I need to get out dgrson's Folgers! He loves it in the a.m. w/International Coffee & hot chocolate, too!
So, all in all, we'll be all prepared, the LOL will be done, etc... We can be ready for the upcoming week, this way, too.
I'm going to "Pamper" my dfriend with fun pen palling now, rather than have too "deep" of letters, making our relationship anew, more fun, & fulfilling. We love each other dearly, we don't want to lose each other, so we're starting with a clean fresh slate. I'll decorate her envelope with quote stickers, get out pretty computer paper, will add a poem I've published, etc... I'm so glad she replied & how everything's okay now, as long as we respect each others' boundaries. It's a part of growing up, when "things" like this happen. I have too much love invested now, than to turn tail & run & never correspond again. She's amazing, too. I'm so glad she wrote. The funny thing about this all is- her letter accidentally got opened up by a Veteran's organization, first. They stamped it & re-sent it to me.

Too funny. At least it was a letter, spoken in generalities & not personal secrets.

It made me smile, when I read their stamp on my letter from her to me. She'll laugh, too.
I need to run & write some to do lists ahead & need to crochet some more Grannies. You all take care, have a wonderful afternoon & evening, too. Waving to you all.
