Goals for rest of Week 8-15 to 8-21/2

 (Sun+M): spark page copying;

(Tues): weird schedule (spark closed at 7:50 AM so went to sleep then; later: walk in woods, talk to Sara on phone;

(Wed): {sore a bit} sat with tato, watered garden, eggs on raisin breads & cheesestick for lunch; did 30 min art journo page; made dinner salad...meat in plastic, scallopotatoes in plastic, salad, mom veg

Th-Sat GOALS

  • prep for Blue Moon in Aq
  • 👉😎progress on basement...just do it***
  • 👉😍papers for car
  • 👉start a workout streak🚲🎑🎆🎉🏃: workout on the daily
  • log food & h20
  • water back garden...W, F, Sat/Sun (may rain SATpm)
  • plant lilies(Th), seeds, natives, more seeds, hydrangea, ?pentas? ?lantana?? transplant the crowded seeds of mold that are growing
  • harvest: mint, nettles, grapevines
  • Meijer's returns & PC shopping
  • F: zoom
  • roomba
  • mop
  • compost
AUGUST PLANS:
  • go to lake with Sara & kids, because lake, because lake & kids*
  • ***PORTAGE SCHOOLS START Aug 30 (& covidelta will go up then)
  • papers please, because INS lines
  • washer=attempt fix, because might not be difficult
  • *basement: walkable in main so stuff can be done soon
  • dad's neuro appt on 26
  • blue moon on 22
  • code because coding
  • make an appointment w/ periodontist, after affirmatively choosing one

Th: 2do: plant lilies/seeds, water hibiscus, harvest walkway mint & bouquets, workout, clean kitchen/dishes; 20 (* min artJo:eyes&strips&white space, basement room progress, make Mexican food for dinner? or fish sticks in air Fryer or slow cooker curry veg...NOPE: leftovers...late
F: plant seeds, peruse natives, (iris, coreopsis + ______), water back garden, exercise, harvest walkway mint & bouquets, harvest grapevine/nettles, compost, 3rd round of eyes&strips, basement room,  make Mexican food for dinner? or fish sticks in air Fryer or slow cooker curry veg
Sat: plant seeds/natives, workout, harvest, basement, ??rain@midnight?
=water back garden?
Sun: blue moon, plant, harvest, rest day? (woods?) (SundayAMtalkingHeads?)

Basement:
  • waste Th
  • bed Fri, count? recyclables; floor...division of bedroom; move furniture? mop??



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