I didn't write last night. I couldn't. I could barely walk. Dom and Mary came over and we drank wine around the firepit. I don't recall drinking anywhere near enough to actually get drunk but I did. So much so that I had the 'bed spins' and feared that I'd get sick. It was awful. Maybe it was the port and the sugar? I don't know for sure but I was still 'hurting' for most of this morning. I gradually felt better throughout the morning but it took a while. I used my morning today to send my weekly work status which I've missed a few times of late. I was pleased to do so. Jen and I went to Panorama and I posted the soda machine on CL for free. As was the case before I was slammed with inquiries. I was and am still so angry about that whole situation and being stuck cleaning up the mess left by Vinny and Tommy's lack of consideration. In the end, a guy came with a flatbed tow truck and took it. He was a lot stronger than I, so much so that it took me aback to realize I am such a lightweight. I'm glad he was able to take it and may reach out to see if he wants the weights too. Tommy sold his mom's Honda Pilot today and managed it all on his own. $11k means $5,500 each. Cheryl came to take more items as donations for sale at The Cancer Society Thrift store. Both of these were hard. I liked driving the Pilot and was actually supposed to get it via the trust but I know that it was hers and they have bad memories and the CRV would have sold for less. It was still hard, as it was to be donating things that might have some value to somebody but finding them takes time I don't have. At least the items get used and the proceeds go to the Cancer Society on her behalf. Once the soda machine was gone, Jen painted and I moved flooring and bins out of the living room. We'll return tomorrow to continue. Jess and Bev came over and brought Georgio's for dinner. We went through 3+ bottles of wine and it didn't phase me at all, unlike last night. It was a pleasant evening and ended with delicious Key Lime Pie and time around the firepit. These are the type of friends and gatherings that make me grateful for all I have and the chance to just talk, laugh, and learn. It's how I want to spend my time as I grow old.