More relaxations already - step 3.

Had an appointment with my GP this morning to get the results of the biopsy taken last Tuesday. We decided that we would do several things while in town.
While I was in the doc's, Janette went to the supermarket. We're still not allowed to have more than one person from a household in the supermarket, so I wouldn't be able to shop with her anyway.
The nurse took the stitch out. The doc then told me the biopsy result showed I had a squamous cell carcinoma. He organised a referral to the surgeon in Wangaratta who had removed a melanoma from my temple a few years ago. While waiting for Janette, I made an appointment to see him next Wednesday.
We then went to Benalla Timber to order some timber for the front fence. We've decided to get the fence posts first. Once they're in place, we'll order the rails. We use treated pine sleepers, 200 x 75, for the posts. Janette usually likes to paint the timber first, but I've convinced her that erecting and then spray painting will be OK.
As we often do, we bought fish and two potato cakes each for lunch to eat on the way home.
Nearly home, we realised we had forgotten something that we were going to do.
Some time ago, the Moly Tat Landcare Group offered to subsidise the purchase of tree guards for members and asked for expressions of interest. They cost $50 each. The first five are free, the second five are half price and any others are $50. We said we'd have ten - $125. We sent our cheque.
An email this morning told us they were ready to be picked up in Benalla. It will take several trips with the ute to pick up all ten. We were in town and we forgot!
More relaxation of the CoViD restrictions were announced today. They come in at midnight, Wednesday. It's a little confusing and lacks some detail yet. There will be more clarification tomorrow. One thing we do know is that people can travel and stay away. Very timely for Leigh who is booked into the cottage from Thursday.Okumaya devam et