Snorlax

 

That sheet in the photo is filled with poly beans.  Of course, that is most of the beans.  There was a few/a bunch of beans strung around everywhere.  In the seams of my machine, in the carpet, on the walls of the bathtub.  I followed the suggestion of  Yamster and did stand in the tub to put most of the beans back inside Snorlax. 

There reached a point where the tub, which is an oversized one, could not hold me, Snorlax, and all the bags of beans.  I moved to the bedroom floor along with Snorlax.  It was a successful move.  After several attempts, the remaining two bags of beans were added to Snorlax.

Now it looks like the younger brother in A Christmas Story.  

Got it done but it was quite the fight as my arm showed.  Old person's skin is fragile.  As are all the little veins under the skin.  But Snorlax is Done!

There may be a few more beans I missed when I vacuumed out the tub and the floor.  The number of beans was so much less than what we have been dealing with over the last few days.  Robbie had maybe a dozen or so in his bin this morning.  Here are his two drawings from this morning.

Robbie's first drawing.  Maybe a duck drinking coffee?  That is a stretch.  The second is just a single line.  It could be a profile of a gorilla.  Life's fun looking for the little things to enjoy.

Y'all take care out there in the world.   

Janice