instead of hurrying off to the office, sandy took her time, and when she came into the living room with her breakfast and laptop, i knew that was a bad sign. she had no intention of going into the work today. actually, i'm starting to see a pattern, because often times she's at home on mondays. when i went into the kitchen, i saw she had already put out a container of pasta sauce for lunch; whether it's to bring to the office or have at home i don't know. at least she isn't chatting with her boyfriend, which seems to be the norm whenever she's at home.
i had lunch by noontime, heated up the last of my blueberry muffins in the microwave and made myself a cup of caffeinated hazelnut cream coffee with the aeropress. there's a reason why i've stayed away from caffeinated coffee for a while because it makes me super jittery (and also makes me go to the bathroom, but any kind of coffee will do that). i just wanted some hazelnut cream as i only have decaffeinated french vanilla and i find that flavor a little bitter to my liking. i watched 30 minutes of news before turning off the tv but by then i was wired, felt like cleaning the house or going out for a run.
sandy went into the kitchen to make lunch around 1:30pm. that was also the same time that her phone was ringing. it was no surprise who it was, kelvin calling, makes me think they'd already scheduled this videochat. she then ate in the kitchen, noisily conversing with her boyfriend.
my parents called me in the afternoon, said it was better if i stayed home today as it was so windy outside (69mph winds reported in cambridge alone, the house creaking all day like an old rickety ship from the cold gales) it'd be hard to ride the bike.
sandy was finished with her videochat lunch by 2:20pm and returned to the living room to continue working on her laptop.
the production graph for today was unusual, just a series of peaks and valleys. we made 36.76 kWh, which was more than i expected give that it was sort of cloudy today. tomorrow looks to be a day of nothing but sun and cold, so i'm hoping we might break a single day production record for february.
