For the past four hours, I’ve been scanning and archiving my hand written notes. These would vary in size and color. The notes for “business-related” activities have been written mostly on one side of the a cube-sized notepad with the logo of the Denver Broncos coloring the sides with orange and blue. Most have dates and times. There are a few without dates and times.
Only about three dozen notes are “personal” from pencil drawings by both Maw and her boy to my notes regarding graffiti. These were hand written on cube-sized notepads with the logo of the Dallas Cowboys, which is Paw’s favorite football team. So you see Paw and I are sports fans — symbolically mine being “a mile high” while Paw being “a lone star state”. Yee! Hah!
Most notes are dark enough for the NeatWorks Quick Scanner to acquire. It’s the “auditing” of each item that takes up a lot of my time. My lower extremities are feeling painful from sitting down too much. Speaking of health, I’ve not been taking breaks, except for doing errands with the elderly twosome — doctor’s appointments, grocery shopping and house chores of cooking and cleaning.
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While on the subject of health, about four days ago and after lunch, the three of us decided to take a walk around the block to help digest the food and to increase circulations. That form of exercise helped tremendously on a nice Saturday afternoon. However, the following morning, I’ve experienced severe allergic reaction! My eyes felt itchy and my throat felt “full”. I suspect the metallic odor in the air that day was left by none other than chemtrails. Plus the dust from the traffic went into my eyes.
Whatever happened, I had to take two Benadryl capsules. That didn’t help and had to relax because I could barely swallow my food. I was slurring in speech too. The following Monday morning, I had taken third Benadryl capsule and I felt better. Folks, we old timers don’t need health insurance. We need to stay indoors and out of trouble. That’s all.
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Now, I’m backing up my hard-work. We hoarders need to feel secure that our precious papers were archived safely. Next is the fun of shredding. By tomorrow and if I’m not too LAZY, I’ll try to scan the major documentation of woe. But those have already been taken cared of over one year ago. Bahahaha!
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