The popular saying may be that “today is the first day of the rest of your life,” but for me, today is also the last day of the 10-day run of penicillin for the throat crud. Within 24 hours, the penicillin was working its magic and the swelling in the throat was reduced and I felt a million times better. Feeling so much improved made me understand the warning on the label about taking all of the prescription even if feeling better. It seemed like it could be an easy trap to fall into.
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| Bigger pile with bigger sticks. |
I was tempted to crush the tablet between two spoons and mix with sugar and water, just like Mummu used to do when giving me medicine when I was a
kid. But I didn’t do that. I just made the three or four or ten attempts to swallow
the giant pill thing stuck in my throat and chugged more water and wondered what it was all about.
This afternoon, there was more fresh air and yard work clean up. I moved a little deeper into the yard and dragged more stuff out. A lot of it was hidden under lots of leaves and what seemed like a reasonable branch would reveal itself to be as tall as I am as I dragged it out. The fallen wood is all very dry so it is easy to break things down to shorter lengths. The pile of sticks is larger and the sticks in the pile are larger.
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| Big rock cleanup has begun. |
The neighbor friend is going to help me transport the tree trash to the designated area on Wednesday. That means I still have time to keep hauling, and also to look up in the neighborhood guide what exactly can be brought there.
It was a little chilly today and I didn't stay out long, but I will do more tomorrow. It's the spring yard clean up free workout in conjunction with the getting to know my yard tour.


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