Dust Bunnies
Today, I could hear the dust bunnies snickering at me. We have had windows open when the winds were brisk, our front door with no storm door on has been open and I think the winds blew in what a good dust bunny is made of. Loading up some Swiffers took care of the laminate flooring as well as the vinyl on the east end of the house and the west end of the house. Our washer and dryer in the bathroom does add to the lint in the house. Dennis needs to wear a Velcro boot on his left foot and I do not make him take it off and on as his day progresses. So an investment of a few Swiffers takes on the dust bunnies. Mission completion.
When I had shopped for groceries yesterday, I bought some English cucumbers. This forenoon I thin sliced an onion, thin sliced some cukes and mixed all with mayo and a bit of cream. They are co-mingling with a hefty amount of black pepper in the refrig for supper. I had two chicken tenderloins to take out of the freezer. Dennis always makes instant potatoes for four people. Of course there are leftovers. Putting those potatoes on good china, aka: a paper plate with a damp paper towel over them, they reheat perfectly. Supper is in the bag.
A load of laundry got done in between time.
My visit to the studio this afternoon was all about cleaning and oiling the sewing machine. After doing more than 2,300′ of orange trim on the 32 blocks of t-shirts, there was orange fuzz everywhere including the rotary cutter blades that needed cleaning. With a new 80/12 needle in the sewing machine, the work in the studio may continue tomorrow. As I had mentioned, our long holiday weekend is low key . . . all ours.
This afternoon, I still have some time to perch upon my cheery red reading chair and take in some of the south breeze coming in. We will be starting to make new dust bunnies.