Swedish Death Cleaning

I woke up a little after my alarm at 9:30 AM.

 

Had my conference call. It was short because we're at the end of the academic year and because a lot of people were out. It left me with an awkward block to time to fill. I guess that I'll track down my cap and gown from last year so that I can return it.

 

My phone is being flaky about charging. Not thrilled about that.

 

Found my cap and gown. Started organizing the bathroom. I saw some acrylic organizers for toothbrushes, etc., online,  but they were expensive. So I bought three cheap glasses at Dollar Tree: one for toothbrushes and toothpaste, one for combs, and one for water. It works. (I don't have a medicine cabinet.)

 

I ordered a library book on "Swedish Death Cleaning". Because I have a high likelihood for a long move somewhere along the line plus living in a condo, I need to cut my stuff down. (Although all the stuff originally came from my condo in San Jose.)

 

My dad is on a road trip. He asked for help in determining whether the bridges over the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers were flooded or not, so I gave it my best shot, and it looks like they're okay. The various state transportation Web sites sure don't make it easy to figure that out though.

 

Note to self: Leonardtown, MD is worth checking out if I really want a house when I retire. It's a walkable town with big city tastes.

 

At home now. It's raining lightly. Goofy cats are goofy and running around. I'm planning to do the dishes and then go to sleep because I got up early and I need to cover the front desk worker's lunch tomorrow.