You can never have enough...

[Lilith7]

Went to the library (I was down to my last two books!) and the plant shop and the supermarket, it was a glorious Autumn day. But the 30th always is. Came home with pansies and mini brassicas to plant, heaps of veg for the fridge, and got cracking and painted the Enderslea table for the deck. Can't have new chairs with a paint peely table. And I got the bedspread through the wash and on the line. I'm going to leave it there overnight, the forecast for tomorrow is sunny, so that'll give it a good chance to really dry out. Lazy I know, but the thought of getting it down damp and then repegging it is just too much to contemplate.

Trying to decide what is for dinner - salad? Or cereal, lol...

One thing though, we who have close communities to live in are very blessed. Aside from the greetings and smiles I gather on my outings on the scooter, the librarians are always good for a chat, the aged gentlemen at the hardware shop always good for a laugh, and my favourite supermarket people know me by name, and never take me seriously when I rant about prices. We rely on the kindness of strangers every day, out there, and online. We have a lot to be grateful for...

Snap! I went to the library as well, having finished Untouchable girls last night - a really interesting read, those two have been through some unusual times.
Found a Hugh Howey book, Across the sand which doesn't seem to be part of a series (I hope) although I enjoyed his silo series don't really want to start another one in case I should fall off the perch before I get the chance to finish it.

Interesting isn'i it, how we have favourites at the supermarket; my favourite is a Samoan woman who has an excellent sense of humour & reminds me of a boss i had years ago.

Also got more cheap paint & did a bit more on sheet painting.  Likely won't get much done tomorrow but perhps Monday with luck.