She drove. She took a left into the overgrown gravel drive at the bottom of the hill and passed the century house that had been abandoned years before. She backed her vehicle into the gravel parking area and got out of the car. Her episode of Stuff You Should Know about schizophrenia wasn't done yet, so she pulled out her headphones and took it with her. The wind was brisk and slightly chilly, which was strange for this time of year, but made for a pleasant afternoon. Autumn was in the air, her favorite time of year. She walked the quarter mile to the gatehouse and unlocked the gate and the door. She noticed the spiders, hundreds of them hanging along the walls and ceiling, some small, but most the between the size of nickles and half dollars. She climbed up on the rolling wooden box and grabbed her scrubber. Taking out the first probe, she began to carefully scrub.See what I mean? That's not really that exciting. It does entertain me to do it, though.
Anyway...
Tomorrow I'm going to start a weekly blog post about what I got from my CSA and what I made with it and if it was a pass or a failure. I am kind of mad I didn't do this earlier, this is already week 14 but I'm going to backtrack a few weeks.
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