I worked hard this morning. After two days of not much, I needed to do some chores and ended up accomplishing more than I planned.
I got the bedroom rearranged so my chair offers a better view of the backyard. I also vacuumed up two cats worth of hair. I dusted. I shined the glass doors inside and out. That job alone about drove me bonkers. I would notice a spot and then try to figure out which door and whether it was inside or out. On one of those trips outside to find a spot, Momo nonchalantly decides to join me. "Mooooomooooo," I say. He looks at me like, "who, me?" and goes back inside.
I got the bathroom cleaned and swept the kitchen. Amazing what collects overnight on the kitchen floor.
Looking at what I wrote, the list of dones does not seem as great as when I sat down to write about my hard work. When I first began, my lungs kept reminding my body about the lack of recent physical activity. SOB. Gradually I quit noticing the pants and puffs. Oh, I sat down many times in the beginning. The ticker seemed to go the other way. Instead of getting tireder, I seemed to find a bit more energy to do this or that, so the breaks became fewer.
Sometimes when I start cleaning a room, I find myself carrying out of place objects back to their homes. Then I see something else in that room and take it too. Probably not the most efficient method of cleaning.
Fascinating, my life, is it not?
Later, Dude.
Wow, sounds like you were able to get quite a few chores done. I hope you didnt suck up either of your cats LOL.
ReplyDeleteHope that this new week will be better for you. I hate how our bodies tell us one thing when we are trying our best to get things accomplished!
Love & Hugs :))