I finally woke up this morning without a raging headache. I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. I’m not 100% yet, more like 75%, but I will take it. I even made it out of the house. Donny and I had to run to Drug Emporium because we are almost out of body wash and I’m down to below half a bottle on my laundry soap. I think that I have a FORO (fear of running out) of my Zum because during lockdown I had such a hard time finding it.

I am almost out of my body lotion so I decided to go ahead and get the same brand just a different kind.

I love it! I put some on when we got home and it’s the same rich formula that soaks right into the skin and leaves your skin so incredibly soft. Plus the smell is amazing. It’s got an excellent rating on Yuka. It’s cruelty free, ethically sourced and has third party authentication. It’s a win-win in my opinion.

I actually ate my first real meal in 3 days. I’ve been living off of all natural fruit pops and spoonfuls of peanut butter. Luckily we had some chicken fried rice in the fridge.

I managed to get the flowers potted.

That’s my lowly pumpkin fine in front of them. They aren’t going to stay right there, but it was 93 degrees today with humidity through the roof. With just feeling better I didn’t want to overdo it.

I had to tie up the tomato plants because they had started to just fall over. I can finally acquiesce that it is nearly time to just pull them out. I’m still holding out to a tiny bit of hope that the mums will help get the blooms pollinated.

My biggest accomplishment today was getting all of the laundry done. We just folded the last two loads of towels.

Everything has been hung up and put away and that makes me feel so much better. I might be up to 75% now. I also did not cook tonight. We got a family dinner from Texas Roadhouse. I was craving their salad and it did not disappoint.

P.S.

I saw the live broadcast of Erika Kirk on CBS. My heart breaks for her. If you could, please send a prayer up for her and her two small children. I cannot even imagine how hard this is on them.