Quiet day

Woke up about 6 and was surprised it was morning--I guess that means I slept well. I had a little trouble falling asleep, maybe because I watched a pretty intense movie, the King's Man. Definitely an antiwar movie. Ralph Fiennes and the other actors are very good, but there's a lot of dying in there. I had a bit of Kahlua and cream to help calm me down. Whether it helped or not, it tasted good. I'm looking forward to being back in Beverly, seeing Molli et al., and getting this packing done. Although it seems daunting, I want to get it taken care of. OF course, the weather looks cold and even snowy. It's predicted to be 40 here one night while we're gone, but it's supposed to snow half the days and 42 is the highest it will get, reminding me of why I like being here. It will be strange not to have to walk Cameron, but I'll have no reason I have to go out in it! Someone else will probably do the shoveling for me, thank goodness. I can feel my shoulder this morning and it worries me about the packing. We talked to Barbara on the phone last night and she may come visit us (although if the weather is bad enough to affect driving, probably not). I was a bit sytmied about supper last night. We had soem ground beef to use and I had made burgers a few days ago, so didn't want to do that again. I thought of something that uses cabbage, which we also had, called Bounty Rice, but didn't have the recipe. Easy solution: ask T to take a picture of the recipe! It was yummy, comfort food of the first water. We ran a couple errands, but nothing very interesting happened.