This morning I am thinking over what I have to do today. This has always been part of my routine -- usually I write notes to myself so I remember what to do. These days I have less to do, but I still write notes to myself.

Today it's this:

Wash hair
Wash darks
Breakfast: French toast & bacon
Lunch: Tacos
Dinner: Salad plate
Clean fridge (No, I didn't do it yesterday!)
Order GS3's birthday present
Order book
Sew button on jacket
Put books on hold (or go to library)

The library's online hold system was still not fully functional yesterday. You can put holds on ebooks, but not real books. I am getting low on reading material, so if it's still not working today, I'll go inside the library and find my own books. The library has recently opened for browsing, but with shortened hours.

The book I'm going to order -- The Four Agreements, by Don Miguel Ruiz. When I had lunch with BFF, we talked about this book, which I have read before, but I do not own. I decided it's a book I want to have in my permanent library. It's a very practical self-help book; one of the best I've read, and one I want to keep referring to.

I had a bit of a scare yesterday. My printer, which is pretty old, wouldn't turn on. I had already decided that when I got a new one, I would get a laser printer rather than an inkjet. I looked at possibilities, and even the cheapest ones were expensive. And if I want to have an all-in-one printer, with color and scanning capability, it's even more. So I put it out of my mind.

A few hours later, I decided to check all the connections. I had checked that it was plugged in, of course, but I hadn't turned it around to make sure the connection in back was secure. It seemed to be, but I gave it an extra push and VOILA! The thing works! That's a relief -- though I know the day is coming when I will have to bite the bullet.