Slow Recovery, Got Our Heater Fixed And Still Purging.

Our Location today is Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada.

While sitting at the computers last night Kathy and I both had a cup of Sleepy Time Tea in hopes of having a better night’s sleep than the night before. Because we were both fighting this cold/flu virus we also topped it off with a Tylenol Cold & Sinus tablet. That seemed to be a winning combination for the first couple of hours. We each had a number of wakeful hours that would later catch up on us later in the day. Before sitting at the computers we set the Crock Pot to cooking Kathy’s version of Honey Garlic Chicken for supper. 

Shortly after finishing our lunch the electrician that was tied up on another job on Wednesday came knocking on our door. He spent more time walking back and forth to the control room so he could first shut the power off then to reactivate it then to actually change the controller. Now we can sit in the apartment without sweating and having the doors and windows open to try and be comfortable. Don’t forget that was with the controller turned off. 

All that heat seemed to create an incubator effect for all the germs we were fighting. We had been using our spare time going through files and business cards discarding duplicates and triplicates and shredding anything that could have personal information on it. We made plans on getting rid of more STUFF that we’ll no longer be needing once we start Fulltiming.  By the middle of the afternoon we were both feeling the effects of our colds and we both settled in on our new recliner loveseat for a Snap that would last more than an hour. 

Kathy and I shared a sweet potato to go with the chicken for supper and everything tasted wonderful. The 6 o’clock news warned us of a drastic change coming to our area within the next seventy-two hours. We think we might have to hibernate for a while. Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

You know you're getting old when

your brain cells are finally down to a manageable size.