Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.
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After a couple of good nights sleep, I was surprised to be back and forth between my Recliner and Bed last night,. It was 8:10 when I got up and started getting things ready for our breakfast. Kathy joined me at 8:25 and I had not even tried to wake her yet.
Our Coffees were already cooling at the Computers, but I brought mine back to the table. It was time to sort Laundry that had been accumulating for the last few weeks. Fortunately, we have enough clothes to see us through times like when we were travelling as Fulltime RVers. It was close to 10:15 when we headed down to the Second Floor Laundry Room. Kathy has been helping me as a form of learning how to operate these modern Washers and Dryers, compared to the old Top Load Machines she used all her life.
The Machine I reported as being “Out-of-Order” on Tuesday was operational, but there was a gentleman reading a book while the Washer containing his clothes sat idle. When we do big loads like this, it’s better when we can use the entire side, to get things done quicker. After loading Three, I politely asked if he knew whose clothes those were. Without a word, he moved them to a Dryer before leaving the room.
Once we had our first load going, we headed back to the Apartment to start vacuuming all the Rugs, Carpet and Floors. It is amazing how much accumulates in a week. This will give Kathy some down time while I begin my recovery. I also had time to get my CPAP Carry Case, Sling and Clothes ready for tomorrow’s early morning rush.
Our next trip to the Laundry Room, allowed us to load the Dryers we needed as well as getting last loads of Washing going.
Back in the Apartment, we shared a Store-Bought Thin-Crust Medium Hawaiian Pizza for lunch. It is something we do every time we do the Laundry, because it is quick to cook and eat. Since I have been doing most of the cooking lately, Kathy watched while I put it together and served it.
Because these Dryers easily hold the contents of two smaller Washers, we were folding the first loads while the second loads were drying. We had everything folded and back upstairs by 2:30.
For supper we shared the Salmon Fillet we purchased the other day with a side of Mashed Potatoes.
The Weather Guesser on the “6 o’clock Local News” showed a big change coming our way. This is our Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend and it could get wet. At least it will be nice on Saturday, before the Autumn Temperatures start taking over.
We later watched Henry Winkler on the History Channel, before watching “Law and Order, Special Victims Unit”.
Our daughter Karen will drive us to the Hospital tomorrow and make certain that Kathy is Safe while I’m in Surgery. I should be home for supper, but I am not sure how much I’ll be able to write. Though I know others who have had this procedure, the healing process is different for everyone. You will hear from me as soon as possible.
To all our Canadian Friends and Family, have a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving Day Weekend.
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It’s about time.
Krackers
Words of Inspiration
It is more than their land that you take away from the people whose native land you take. It is their past as well, their roots and their identity. If you take away the things that they have been used to see, and will be expecting to see, you may, in a way, as well take out their eyes.
Karen Blixen, Danish Writer
