Bama, I regularly take Germane out with the rubbish, though she comes home with me and the rubbish stays behind, LOL.
That could be a strategy for raising adult children: if they annoy you, spend part of their inheritance on clutter for them to clear up later.
Thanks for starting us off, trissie. I hope that the madness is not that mad.
I love a tuna sandwich. For a while, I think in the 90's or early 2000's tuna spiked in price to the point that salmon was often less expensive. I'm not sure if tuna prices have come down, or if everything has gone up in price, but the price seems reasonable again so I am back to happily chowing down on tuna sandwiches. In summer they have to compete with cucumber sandwiches and tomato sandwiches when fresh produce is available.
Good for you, Gma, pushing back at the learned incompetence that increases your labour and gives your dh a free pass. The young women now are much better at calling that out, but our generation was expected to put up with it.
Those all day appointments bring me back to the bad old days of Bell Canada. I can't get over how much their service has improved.
Hooray for a rain-free morning, so that you got to enjoy your time outside, Kittykatt.
Today's main goals are to wash the dishes and clean the bathroom. If I get those done, I will feel ready to face the apartment inspection tomorrow.
Tomorrow is my last day of work, and after that the first project will be to print out the return label they have sent me and pack up their equipment to return. I am really not good at assembling things or fitting them back into their original boxes, so I'll see what I can pack and how much is left over, and then go to the Purolator store (luckily, it's nearby) show them the label and ask what my options are for including the rest in more boxes with the same label.
Tuesday
Cleaned up after dog
Found where I had stashed the soap. I thought that I was on my last bar.
Gave the bathtub its own bar of soap.
Put vacuum cleaner back in its spot.
Scrubbed out sink and basin
Washed a few of basinsful of dishes