What a week this was! It was much cooler out, and morning walks were as joyful as they could be seeing that I haven't been able to walk much. On Monday I managed to get six blocks in. Much better than my one block. No classes on Monday so I did some cleaning. It was one of those quiet days.
On Tuesday we had the same temperature, but it was wet. I did manage to squeeze a short walk in. Had my Kwarantine Kitchen class at 12 and learned all about making Agua Fresca. Afterwards there was a disappointing chronic pain class. Fell asleep after that and missed the next two classes.
I had
my Game Day class on Wednesday morning. It should be ending soon as the
intern who runs it is returning to school. She should have been done in
June, but talked the bosses into allowing her to stay on a volunteer
basis for the summer. I'm pretty sure next week will be our last. What
is Game Day? Well, when we were attending the center in person, every
Wednesday at 10 am we played Yahtzee. Now we play it online at the same
time. The intern found an online version, and there are 6 of us who
take turns trying to beat the computer. One of us goes, then the
computer, then another of us, then computer and so on. We have an
awesome time, and it is my favorite class of the week. Really going to
miss it. Maybe one of the new interns will take it over.
But
as I was playing I went to lean on my elbow and discovered that my
table was wobbly. Must have happened when I moved it out the day before
to put on the new tablecloth. Well, it was a good thing I caught it
when I did because mine is a glass-topped round table with legs that are
bent to meet up in the middle, and had it fallen completely, it would
have been a mess. Glass probably would have shattered and one of us may
have been hurt. Hubby is pretty good with fixing things so now the
table is fine. But, oh, what work it was!!!
Wednesday they had a zoom memorial service for my meditation teacher. It was so beautiful I was in tears. She was so loved by everyone. It ended with a moving healing yoga chant. RIP Rebecca. You are missed.
Made more apples yesterday. Almost ruined them, though. Was sprinkling the cinnamon on them and wondering why all of a sudden it wasn't sprinkling so well when I discovered I was using cumin instead. Fortunately only a few sprinkles came out, and I covered the taste of the cumin with the cinnamon and nutmeg.
Have one class this morning, then later on the library is having an online health seminar. Actually, it is put on by Your Plate so I am sure there will be plenty of healthy tips to be had. Will tell you about it on Monday.
Have a great weekend.
My Rare One and I were just saying last night that we should play some Yahtzee again. It's a fun game!
ReplyDeleteI love Yahtzee and was glad we found a way to play it together online.
DeleteYou are keeping yourself very busy and I am sure this makes your day more interesting.
ReplyDeleteGames are a great way to pass the time and keep the mind alert.
Thankfully you were alert when your table almost fell over.
Have a lovely day 🌷☕
Oh yes, had I not caught it who knows what would have happened.
DeleteWe always play Yahtzee at Christmas time when my California family comes for a visit. With all the fires out there now, especially where they live, I might be taking that games out sooner.
ReplyDeleteYes, please be safe with those fires. I worry about all my friends in California.
DeleteSome years back we used to play Yahtzee with the loser doing unwelcome chores...
ReplyDeleteI am glad that your husband could fix the table and disaster was averted.
Hooray for being able to walk a little further.
That sounds like fun. I love it. We used to have so much fun at the cent. We'd get so loud that others would be shushing us.
DeleteI'm glad your apples still turned out good. My husband is so sensitive to the scent of cumin, he would never have eaten the apples with it on them, though he likes it on meats. One time he kept insisting that he kept smelling cumin on the kitchen counter. The cumin was in the closed cabinet above with two little small shaker holes left open.
ReplyDeleteOne of my least favorite things used to be was to accidentally open the side of the seasonings container on the spoon side instead of the sprinkle side and would end up with a big pile of whatever seasoning I had planned to use on the food in the pan. Finally, I taped the spoon side of all of my seasonings closed, no more trying to carefully spoon a whole pile of cumin or celery salt out of the pan of food.
Apples with cinnamon and nutmeg = yummy!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
am I weird that i play scrabble with myself? and zilch..?
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