She is indeed not a ghost anymore when she wakes up.

Oh, good. She'll miss the floating, but the not-deadened sense of touch and ability to feel temperature are nice to have back.

She checks on her garden first thing. Her detailed repository of incorrect knowledge says that it's silly to think anything could have happened in, what, at most twelve hours? But her sense of how fast things actually are means that she is going to verify. Have her plants popped happily out of the ground after an absurdly short amount of time?

Yep! Her little garden is now very leafy and full of life! Except for the chrysanthemums, which are still not visible.

Yeah, she thought this would be the case. She goes through and makes sure everything is doing okay - properly watered, no weeds, not looking like it's being overrun by pests. The chrysanthemums not sprouting yet are probably indicative of something, possibly that this is the wrong season for them? But it might be too early for her to tell.

Then, once that's done, she can go back through her normal morning routine. She will, despite the brief gardening interlude, still make it to work early.

Oh and by the way the TV is gone from her front path, as are its pieces, like it was never there.

Good. It will not be missed. It didn't look like it had a proper Science Fiction channel anyway, not that she investigated it properly, so probably it offered nothing for her. She supposes that she didn't bother to investigate if that Scare Max channel was proper horror or schlocky horror movies, the latter of which would only maybe have been acceptable for her purposes of throwing popcorn at the screen and criticizing the special effects, but still. She is comfortable writing that entire set of entertainment devices off if there is a hypnotization and little girl appearance channel.

Anyway, at work: she would like to upgrade her scanner to record the data it collects, and let her label, save, and transfer that data. She can't translate it yet, but that doesn't mean she shouldn't make sure whatever she learns now won't be lost when she can understand it. And with the trick of how to actually make stuff at the imagination station (... not what it's called, but it's what she's calling it, for her own amusement) she should have it done fairly quickly.