Oh, Buoy

Yesterday was grocery pick up day. That really takes the wind out of our sails. The rest of the day is pretty much shot after that. We didn't get a lot of what we ordered again this time but we did get potatoes and chocolate-our two main food groups lol...

After washing and sorting all those groceries the only thing I did for the rest of the day was finish my puzzle. I always get a lot of questions when I post about this puzzle so I looked it up. It didn't come in a box so I had no idea what it was.  It's actually called Maine Lobster Buoys so I guess those are buoys. You'd think I'd know that because they use them for crab pots down here and Mom had a yard full of them. Everyone does. Now I know. 

After I put that one away I started another. I picked an easy one this time. Those buoys were not easy but I really enjoyed working on it. I like working on these little puzzles so much that I ordered another one last night. They really cure a bad case of cabin fever. I can lose a whole afternoon working on one. 

After dinner I cut the train wreck soap and discovered it was anything but. It's really pretty. All that banging really mashed the layers down because I don't see any of the air pockets that I was afraid were forming as I was banging. This is another unscented soap. It's also vegan. No animal products at all. The only milk is coconut. The only color is from clay and charcoal. I never thought I would like unscented soap but I do. I think my nighttime allergies are better when I stick to the unscented stuff.