Dreamed of having a job but wanting to explore beyond the door in my workplace that led down to the sewers; finding some records with famous Japanese stories such as one by a 12th-century author called Tatehwaki (a Japanese name I've seen before) titled "The Emperor's Beard." (I was wondering if I'd end up wearing a beard in my opera Lucia di Lamermoor.) [I didn't.]
Father and John took our old stove to Habitat for Humanity.
At Mission: Possible I was assembling binders into health care kits. I developed a system, and assembled over twenty!
Dinner was turkey pie. (Our leftover turkey is finally finished.)
Started shovelling the compost onto the garden. We got a huge amount this year.
At the creative writing class we read our stories aloud. For next week I'll be writing a story about the Cultural Revolution.
Finished reading a Harper's article about how the Republicans are militarizing American society. I think he's too dismissive of the growing opposition to this.
"Old Lady Lloyd" in Chronicles of Avonlea is a wonderful story. [It became an episode in The Road to Avonlea.]
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