That sounds dreadful, Sandra! Is this legislation written by the banks? (That's what happened here. Congress accepted it as written and now this mess is law.)

Finished mowing, and a load of laundry is folded from the clothesline. The smaller lumbar pack cleaned up nicely. Kitchen is cleaner than it was.

I started looking for a repair kit for a 20-year-old oscillating sprinkler, one with a lifetime warranty. There is a yellow plastic lever to control the span of the watering that broke off. I came across reference to how to get the sprinkler fixed or replaced - I don't have the receipt but I did keep the package in a file where I put that kind of stuff. (Reminds me - I just bought a spade fork with a 15-year warranty - I have to file that receipt. Up until I'm 83 I'll be able to replace it if it fails.) Apparently if I had the sprinkler receipt I could send an email with a photo of the sprinkler and a scan of the receipt. Otherwise, I need to ship the sprinkler to them to look at to repair or replace. Main thing is that this sturdy metal sprinkler stays put - I don't want them sending me a cheap plastic sprinkler replacement. (The company is Melnor.)

Today was satisfactory with a lot of small chores being completed. No scolding myself for frittering away the time.