Kittykatt, the space I have available in which to store food is my single-room apartment. We are specifically prohibited from keeping food in the lockers, a decision that I agree with. We have mice outside the building and I can see the traps around the basement entrance as they work to keep them out of the building. I think that I have come up with a reasonable compromise. The onions are hanging from the laundry cart in the back of my walk-in closet. The closet has no door, but it is as far as you can get from the patio doors, which are the only window. If I use the dw, I leave it with its door open overnight to dry out. In that case, I moved the onions to the other end of the dw cart to get them away from the moisture that the dw is giving off. When I get up, I closed the dw door and put the onions back in the back of the cupboard, away from the light. I think that this will work.
I am in open-mouthed astonishment that you have flowering pansies and cyclamens at the same time as ice. I can't keep pansies alive in any weather. I love them, but they take one look at me and say "Oh, it's you." and drop dead. Cyclamens are great flowers, but I have only ever had them as an indoor potted plant.
I'm glad that your DF enjoyed her party.
FrenchFly, your math shows me that you will be hearing about my onions for a good long time, LOL. It's a good thing that I love them.
That good night's sleep will help you with whatever you work on today.
That must have been very worrying at church, Kittykatt. At first when I read that one of the older ladies had one of her "turns" this morning, I thought that she had decided that it was her turn to preach the sermon, LOL.
helia, I have done ordinary sudokus, but not the especially hard ones. I think that they were called number squares in the 1970's in the Dell puzzle magazines that my db and I used to do. I really like kakuro, but I am so bad at them that it's not funny. I can barely get through the easiest levels, LOL. Those are the ones that look like a crossword puzzle, but it's all numbers and addition.
Hi, kitkat. I'm sorry that you lost your post. That is frustrating. I think that we will be sharing your weather. I see that our windchill has dropped one degree while I've been sitting here.
Sunday
Discarded dog’s rejected food
Offered new plate with new serving of food: rejected
Dumped the old bag of milk
Set up new milk bag
Good afternoon. It was morning when I started cuops. 
Weigh
Jude 