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| Sunday Egg Bites |
I didn't end up going to bed until around 11:30 or so last night. The only thing that got me off the couch was Ted coming in and proceeding to hock the world's biggest hairball (or could have been an alien) onto the rug just beneath where I was sitting. It drug out into three separate pukes, which meant me busting a move to clean it all up. Poor dude. That had to have been uncomfortable. I then crawled into bed, turned on a story, and was out. And slept well. I got up around 7:30 this morning to pee, no evacuation! and got dressed. I fed kitties. Kev made coffee. We sat out back with the boys listening to the fountain and the birds. When puzzles were done we went in and Kev heated us egg bites and made toast to go with. I cut my two egg bites and put the majority on the toast and it was yum. These are so easy to make I really don't know why I get lazy and not make them to just have around for good protein snacks.
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| Lunch Protein Shake |
After breakfast we got in the car and went down the mountain to get Kev's hairs clipped, then to Walmart where we got three more bottles of the 30% vinegar. When we got home I watered plants and Kev mixed up the vinegar weed killing mixture with salt and Dawn and went out to the lane. At 1PM I made a protein shake and took it out back to my egg swing to sip and listen to my book. Kev and Remi were enjoying a Sunday nap on the couch and I didn't want to interrupt the cuteness. There was an evacuation after the shake and I don't know why. There was no dairy in it and really no fat.
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| Sunday Drive and Dinner |
Around 3:30 we decided to get out of the house for a little drive to the other side of the mountain, into Dunlap. There's a farm stand/store that we've passed a few times and never stopped in. Today that changed. We trucked out and drove through the remaining bit of the World's Longest Garage Sale, which was this weekend. There was still a good many folks lined up and down the road. The farm stand is fantastic. We picked up a Sugar Baby watermelon, peaches. Kev got a couple gorgeous tomatoes and a loaf of homemade Amish jalapeno cheddar sourdough (yes there are Amish here). And, at check out, we (me mainly) got curious at their homemade fruit hand pies. I had to have a taste of a peach one, making Kev finish it. It was good but wasn't as to-die-for as we were expecting. But the BREAD y'all. Y'all. The loaf got opened in the car and we knew we were in trouble. When it's that good on its own means it will be lights out in a grilled cheese or plain with butter. Kev is looking forward to a BLT with it and the fresh maters. In the car, I mentioned the after-shake evacuation confusion and Kev says... "What if it's Alpha Gal?," which I honestly had not even considered. I did have a couple tick instances this year, and it takes a while to show itself, but it does present as an allergy to mammal products...beef, dairy, pork. I use a beef protein powder. Now I'm wondering. I have to get some follow up blood tests done soon so I contacted my doctor to see if she would add the Alpha Gal test onto the order. Dinner was burgers, on The Chug, and green beans. We left to go for a walk when the dishes were cleaned up and it began to rain. We dumped the compost and went back home where I walked 1.2 miles on the Trek Pad, listening to my book. I took a shower, got in PJs and chilled on the couch until bed by 10:30.