A nice grey day.

 259th day sober. What with all the zombie activity (really, who but drug-addled zombies can find milling around a couple of cars scattering trash all over, entertaining?) last night, I did a lot of lip-buzzing again because I did not want to reveal myself to the zombies, in case the security guy or some random cop came through, causing the zombies to think I'd called them. 

I slept until 2, to find it a grey day.  I packed 5 things to take to FedEx which is open today. I have one big thing to ship and it's good and buried - it will be fairly major just getting it out. When I do, I might as well move other things that are listed off of that shelf and move things that are not-to-list onto there. So it will be a lot of work. 

I made the run to FedEx just fine, and on the way back took my usual look at what's being thrown out behind H Mart. I decided I'd take a box of these delicious Korean melons, a box of tomatoes, and a box of purple potatoes plus a couple of "fresh" coconuts by Tom's place. I only kept a little tub of fresh mushrooms and a couple of tomatoes for myself. 

Tom's place has been puzzling lately as his truck hasn't been there, and there have often been 1-2 white minivans there. Has Tom traded his truck in on a minivan? Or is his truck in the shop? When I came by there were no minivans there, and as I loaded the veggies onto the table he has outdoors, I realized he'd talked about going on another vacation and had wanted me to watch his place but it sounded like too much drama for me. So I think he's got some of his homeless buddies watching the place. Well, they can use veggies too, and have a kitchen to cook them there so it's all good. 

I got back here after picking up some Styrofoam pieces to pack the large thing in - I usually don't like to deal with the stuff but packing materials are not abundant right now so I'll make an exception. 

My plan for tomorrow is to call Music Village and if they're open, I'll go there. If not, FedEx is open their usual hours and I'll use the day to dig out and ship the big thing.