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Day 3: Irons in the fire

It's honestly going to be tough to get much done in the next few days due to a sick kid, a visiting grandmother, a family birthday, and the fact that I'll be working much of the weekend. But that doesn't mean we won't try. We've begun our spring planting in the kitchen with some spaghetti squash started from seeds, but as you can see from the photo, those plants aren't going in the ground any time soon. I'm also hard at work watching Superstore, which I really enjoy. But I did get a few things done today, namely...

36. ✅ Become fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Now full immunity won't kick in for a few more weeks, but I did get jabbed for a second time today. Will I have crippling side-effects? Only time will tell. I'm just glad I can finally quit this full-time job of trying to find COVID vaccine appointments in Colorado. Oh yeah, and on the way to the grocery store to get that shot I managed to...

35. ✅ Take old clothes and toys to the donation center

This is riveting stuff.

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