Starting MTX and small improvements

So this is the weekend where we had volunteers working  to help us put siding on our house. We are trying to finish a task we started in June, before poly raised it's ugly head. Some things I'll remember when I volunteer to come help someone who needs it. 1) If I say I'm coming at a certain time, I will.  2) if I said I would help with certain tasks, I will. 3) I will be cheerful! 4)  I will not tell the sick/disabled person about the excruciating illness of my mother/cousin/brother/dad.....  5) If I ask what I can do to help, I'll do it if at all possible.  Ok,  so now I have that off my chest. I do have some folks visit that leave a mess, or just really unhappy vibes, and It's hard!  But for the most part, I have awesome friends and family that have really pitched in. Everytime I see my 85 year old dad , he reminds me that I must have "caused" poly, somehow. I know he is worried, but trying to get me to confess I caused this is tiresome. At anyrate, it has been interesting to see how people react, especially as poly is not over anytime soon. I started MTX last night. No side effects yet. I still felt pretty good, though I tried to work in the home office, and its too hot. Guess I'll move the air conditioner in tonight and work. I still need to find a way to get off the chair....