The timeline beginning last night went something like this:
- Wake up randomly and look at my phone.
- See a message from work and read it.
- Someone has Covid but their last day of work was September 27, my first day this week was the 28th.
- I go back to sleep.
- My alarm goes off at 11:00 PM and my nose is all stuffed up. I've had an occasional scratchy throat that I figure was allergies for a few days.
- After doing a few things to figure out my next steps I decide that taking a personal day is best.
- Made an appointment for a rapid test at CVS for 9:50 AM.
- Stay awake all night binge watching on Netflix.
- After the appointment I drive around for about two hours, exploring, before going to the Oak Hill Fire Tower to get my steps in.
- After about an hour wandering around, checking my messages about every ten minutes, I finally got the results-Negative. Yay!
I must say that I really didn't think the test would be positive, I've been forgetting to take my allergy meds, but I feel a lot better having taken the test. Other happy things for today:
- Part of the morning was spent driving around looking for the property from afar. Eventually I found a spot, pulled over and took some pictures.
Somewhere on that distant hill is our property. I expected it to be more noticable, but things have grown this year. |
- I walked past the fire tower initially and traveled on some of the trails to a scenic vista.
This is where I was when I got the negative results. |
- The view from the top of the fire tower was beautiful, as usual.
Proof I was there. 😉 |
- There were the usual chipmunks, squirrels, sparrows, and large birds from afar that I couldn't identify. I also saw three garter snakes on different parts of the trail.
Only a chipmunk stuck around long enough for a picture. I'm happy with how close the camera zooms. |
- My meal before bed included a small amount of a goose dish that Keziah picked up from some friends yesterday. This fulfills my Michaelmas Day requirement. I am thankful for friends.
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Currently reading: Mount Washington A Guide and Short History, by Peter E. Randall.
Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.
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