Today I got a ride to donate a bunch of food to the food pantry, getting all the food to some of the people. Getting rides has aroused interest in my drivers, one of whom is now a donor, and today's was asking what they accept. Now she knows where to take donations, too. This is all good. People are generous once they know how.
And I picked up two reserved books at the library, which Blogger won't insert in here, keeps putting after the end of the post.
Anyway, one's Live Lagom by Anna brones which I think works very well as a regular book, because it's a nice size and shape, with soft illustrations and a good feeling.
The other's Antonia Fraser's Must you go? an account of her marriage to Harold Pinter, which should be interesting, two big egos.
I remembered to check the status of my primary ballot, our primary is in early June. Ballot tracking was one of the things I helped bring about (played a tiny part). This is important particularly in view of the USPS today.
There we go. It's been received. So far so good. I had to change my password to get in, no doubt a security feature.
And I Got The Seeds In, complete with squirrel-deterring peppermint oil soaked qtips. I have another packet to plant and I think I'll wait to see if any container doesn't do well, to add in seeds. I put out the cotton plants, too, in great hopes.
The back forty is now ready for the season.
In other news, I will get some gorilla glue today and set about the BrokeLoom.
I'm also figuring out if I can finish the cowl backstrap style, though I don't have a big enough rigid heddle in the right dent.
Meaning I have one with the right spacing -- like knitting needle size -- but it's not wide enough for this item, not enough openings. Still considering this. It will be much harder to maintain good width and selvedges without a heddle. That's the part that keeps the threads evenly spaced.
When something goes wrong like this broken part, it really triggers a lot of possible solutions. It's all good. My inner Rube Goldberg is on it.
Happy day everyone! It's not a problem, it's an AFGO.
