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Sunday 08- I did my stretches.
Today’s Weather was: Temps of around 49 and 72 degrees, light breeze, humidity around 29 percent, mostly clear skies.
According to the National Weather Service: “Monday: Sunny, with a high near 75. Calm wind becoming southeast around 6 mph. Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50. South southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm.”
I had to make up for not laying down tiles yesterday and that’s mostly what I did today. I have only one full tile left to lie down and then it’s cutting time for the trim; I hope to start cutting tomorrow. I was surprised that my back wasn’t hurting this time after working with the tiles. Maybe my body is getting used to the abuse. I hope that after I finish this tiling project that I never have to lay any tile again!
I went for my evening walk before going over to Stoney’s where we finished off the beans and rice he made last week. We watched a show on lightning and hurricanes.
I’ve had my HP Mini Note online running updates for the last couple of days and they were finally done when I got home. So now Win7 is all updated and running fine.
I watched “60 Minutes” about computer espionage and how our nation’s power grid could be taken down by hackers. I skipped the next segment that was about some famous tennis star that used crack; I really didn’t find that news worthy. I then watched “Nature” that was about this snake called the Black Mamba whose bite is deadly to humans. It lives in a landlocked country of Swaziland wherehousewife Thea Litschka-Koen and her husband Clifton go out and rescue the Mambas. Thea started out helping her son with a school project about snakes and then learn to capture them. They now get calls from villagers to come and get these deadly snakes out of their homes and sugar fields. Watching them catch these venomous snakes is pretty frightening. They go into a bedroom looking for the snake, pin it down with these long poles with pinchers, then grab the back of its head and put it in a bag.
I did my stretches; practiced my guitar; wrote to my journal, posted it to the web, and called it a night.
Today’s Weather was: Temps of around 49 and 72 degrees, light breeze, humidity around 29 percent, mostly clear skies.
According to the National Weather Service: “Monday: Sunny, with a high near 75. Calm wind becoming southeast around 6 mph. Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50. South southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm.”
I had to make up for not laying down tiles yesterday and that’s mostly what I did today. I have only one full tile left to lie down and then it’s cutting time for the trim; I hope to start cutting tomorrow. I was surprised that my back wasn’t hurting this time after working with the tiles. Maybe my body is getting used to the abuse. I hope that after I finish this tiling project that I never have to lay any tile again!
I went for my evening walk before going over to Stoney’s where we finished off the beans and rice he made last week. We watched a show on lightning and hurricanes.
I’ve had my HP Mini Note online running updates for the last couple of days and they were finally done when I got home. So now Win7 is all updated and running fine.
I watched “60 Minutes” about computer espionage and how our nation’s power grid could be taken down by hackers. I skipped the next segment that was about some famous tennis star that used crack; I really didn’t find that news worthy. I then watched “Nature” that was about this snake called the Black Mamba whose bite is deadly to humans. It lives in a landlocked country of Swaziland wherehousewife Thea Litschka-Koen and her husband Clifton go out and rescue the Mambas. Thea started out helping her son with a school project about snakes and then learn to capture them. They now get calls from villagers to come and get these deadly snakes out of their homes and sugar fields. Watching them catch these venomous snakes is pretty frightening. They go into a bedroom looking for the snake, pin it down with these long poles with pinchers, then grab the back of its head and put it in a bag.
I did my stretches; practiced my guitar; wrote to my journal, posted it to the web, and called it a night.
