*I went outside before it got hot, tended to the vegetable plants, and sat outside for a few minutes, reading (on the iPhone kindle app) and just looking at blue sky and green leaves. Gardening was watering the plants; moving a cucumber fruit so it wasn't flat against the dirt; and thinning the lettuce seedlings/nibbling those microgreens.
*My nurse practitioner called, and we discussed how soon I should come in. We settled on waiting a couple of weeks, which is some kind of balance between the wrist is still a problem and how soon do I want to go to/spend time in Davis Square.
*My proprioception has been worse than usual the last couple of days. This is the sort of "clumsy" that means walking into doorframes, or hitting the back of my hand against the sink, because I'm not paying (enough, or the right kind) attention to where I am relative to my immediate environment. I'm not dropping things any more than usual, which is part of what "clumsy" covers. (This started yesterday, and seems worth having a note of in case it continues for very long.)
*We got another grocery delivery order, and again have plenty of milk, cold cuts, yogurt, and bananas -- things ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cattitude and I tend to have for breakfast. I have gone online and ordered the toothpaste I like from Amazon, because Tom's of Maine isn't selling it through their website and this isn't the time to go to extra stores. (My local CVS doesn't carry it.)
*I got email from my hairdresser, saying they have rebooked everyone on their list, so if they missed you please get in touch to make an appointment. I started to fill out the form, since Taylor never got back to me when I asked for something in the second half of July, and then realized that I'm not sure I'm ready to go get a haircut, which (like when I see Carmen) is mostly about travel to/through a crowded part of Somerville. Typing this, I have decided to ask for an appointment, and if I realize a few days in advance that it's too soon, I will cancel.
*I did another tiny bit of paid proofreading, which arrived after I posted the above. Tiny=a four-page PDF with a few grammar fixes, ten minutes' work (rounded up to 15, because that's the minimum I charge for--if something takes longer than that I round to the nearest five minutes: 40 minutes doesn't get charged as 45).
