I ate too much junk yesterday afternoon. I have no idea why -- I started down a cheese road that ended in some cookies and I feel like crap this morning. My energy is in the tanker and this is a morning I need my energy. When will I learn?
Walmart for the first time in over a year. Gift cards and checking out the cleaning supplies. I'm nervous, but hopeful I can get in and out quickly.
COVID is everywhere. Several people in our virtual bookclub have family members with it and/or are in quarantine themselves after exposure. I feel like it's a good chance I will encounter someone in a huge store that has it.
Meanwhile ... our neighborhood put out the December activity list. Evening with Santa at the lodge. 9 home holiday tour. Dinner out. Lunch out. Friday Fun inside. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?! Honestly, what are they thinking. These are the same people I might see at Walmart -- don't care, barely a precaution to be seen, "pod" includes anyone they know -- UGH. This would be so nice in a regular year -- not in an uncontrolled pandemic.
I looked to see if there was a better day to do this errand and I can't find it. Best to go before the Christmas shopping mad rush begins. Hopefully, I'm going just ahead of the Thanksgiving rush too.
Can you tell I have some anxiety about going this morning? I know it's amplified by the gluten in the cookies. It's so interesting how gluten changes my mood. (I'm making two kinds of GF cookies in December so I can enjoy too -- I should have done that yesterday.)
Good news is we are giving the kids each a big gift so Christmas shopping is basically finished. Stocking stuffers and that's all. Hubby and I also got each other something already so nothing more needed. Other than grocery shopping, I don't need to be out and about much at all in December. I can safely nest at home.
Bookclub was nice. Steelers won. I did an interval and arm Peloton class yesterday and it was okay. I'll probably stick to keeping arms and riding separate. Today is a regular bike class to flush that dang gluten. Making the cranberry sauce this afternoon -- first official Thanksgiving dish of the week.
That's all from here. Hope you have a happy day at the start of this holiday week. Stay well. Later gators.
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