the trees are leafing out |
I went to Scouts with Sunshine, then went to bed early, though I went down a rabbit hole just as I was going to sleep and missed my sleep window, further perpetuating my sleep problems.
The rabbit hole- I'd done some research earlier into another homeschool conference I might attend as a vendor and found that the one in Ohio (it's a series of large homeschool conferences held in several locations around the country) got rescheduled from March to August because of gathering restrictions still in place. The other conferences are all in the spring/early summer, which is too soon for me to be ready for a large scale conference. But August I can do. The rabbit hole part was searching on Instagram to find photos of other booths so I can start thinking about signage, handouts, displays, etc. I found good info, but should have just held the thought for later and gone to sleep.
Tuesday I went for a short walk with Max. Short is better than not going at all. I struggled to get moving because of another crappy night of sleep. After that was music lessons and speech therapy. I had planned on going grocery shopping, but the CRV battery was dead. I tried to use the charging bank, but it was dead and even when plugged in, it never charged enough to jump the car. I thought about using the RV, but when I called Jeremy at work, he said it was dead too. And we can't jump a vehicle with the Camry, since it's a hybrid(though he's since figured out how to use the Camry to jump the CRV- it is possible). Jeremy rushed off to pick up the groceries, then called a friend to give us a jump. He went to an auto supply store to get the battery checked, and it looks like the alternator died. Yay.
the pocket on the left is the improved version, the one on the right is the design that was lacking |
Since I missed the shopping window (I wasn't about to go in the late afternoon and deal with traffic on the roads and in the stores), I headed down to the basement to finish off some projects. I tried something new for the pocket, and finally got it to work how I wanted it to. I also made a leather bag for my sister to use to hold lead pellets for high school physics experiments.
I put interior flaps on either end of the zipper to make sure no pellets squeezed out the zipper ends |
Wednesday I took the car in to get the alternator replaced. Afterwords I worked on course materials (videos and outlines for next lesson). I also took a few minutes and worked on another set of pockets. Such a pretty teal canvas!
Thursday I quickly finished the grocery shopping that had gotten interrupted on Tuesday, then picked up the car just before speech therapy. After that was more course work.
That evening I had a virtual ward council meeting where we reviewed the plan for resuming the 2nd hour of church, which will happen in a week and a half.
Maxi playing with a bug she found. She likes to play with her food before she eats it or gets bored with it when it stops moving. |
Saturday Sunshine and I went zip lining with her Scout troop. This was the same place we went two years ago, but with a much smaller group. This time it was just a few girls from her troop, not full contingents from both troops. This was a good thing though, as we were able to move faster and do more routes. We had a good time!
I was there too! |
Sunday was our last day of church at home. We've stayed home since the beginning of the year because it was just too stressful for me to worry about whether the sacrament would make me sick. It was poorly handled the last time we went at the beginning of the year and it really stressed me out. With everything going on, it was just easier to eliminate that stressor when I knew I could have the sacrament at home without any issues. I'll go in a few minutes early next week to make sure the young men know what to do. As things get back to normal, they'll get back in the groove.
Weekly Mileage
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