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How varied is your free time?

What's a routine? Whether it is doing a little repair work on my cedar-strip canoe, to maintenance getting things ready for winter, I will attend to things consistently, but unscheduled. The only routine I want to get into now is exercising with my recumbent trike on a trainer I have downstairs. My reward will be to watch Midnight Diner; Tokyo Stories, as I grind away.

The next routine I want to get back too is identifying the insect samples I collected this year to the family level, do the analysis, and enter the data in the MiCorps website.
 
Suzette said:
I know exactly what you mean. Sometimes a fixed income is like being the protagonist in a dystopian novel. "The Wrinkle Games"
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Yeah. It dictates most things I do when I leave home. But it's an adjustment I'm handling ok. Wouldn't go back to work even if I had to.

May the odds ever remain our favor. ;)
 
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