Some degree of normalicy, of humor, of
day to day life and adventuring returns.
All sorts of things are happening around here. One quarter of the museums are free today in
Balboa Park. http://www.museumofman.org/residents-free-tuesday?gclid=CKDTks3i9bkCFU8V7AodvikApw>Free
Tuesdays
are the bane of staff and directors of the museums, but for
us residents it’s heaven. Heaven is also
the second day that our new http://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/index.shtml>Central
Library is open downtown.
http://www.supportmylibrary.org/centrallibrary/centralnews?gclid=COTh79jj9bkCFRCg4Aod6F4AsQ>This
site has interviews, time lapse photos of the construction, and all the fun stuff
that went into building the new library.
Until I start back to school, I’m free on
Tuesdays. I was thinking of taking the
bus and trolley down to see what the fuss is all about. Yesterday was the official opening, but
himself was working and washing, and I was washing and actually working at the
drawing board.
The new library building has a school on one floor. It also has all the two floors of old
favorite books that had been down in basement storage out on shelves. I’m most excited to see if any old favorites
are there. It also has a floor of
computers, and iPads one can take home.
The old computer room was the old book repair space….not a lot of room
for computers in that small, glass covered room.
Margot and Zoe made it home late afternoon yesterday. I’ll hear about all that later as I will
Bobbie’s adventures with SS and the VA for her mother. Laka is out of her old house and in a
motel. Just for the moment, I’m leaving
real life behind and going adventuring.
Life is Really in the
Footnotes:
You sound very happy today, Mage. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteHate it when the programs I like are in opposition to each other. I suppose I should set up some kind of recording device, my last one (ancient) bit the dust. Liked the new Shield.
ReplyDeleteHow good that you are adventuring again! Enjoy your Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteI love all the new libraries opening up. It has been ages they have gotten any money and to work at transitioning into technology. Ours are always full because most people cannot afford computer access.
ReplyDeleteSomehow bread and butter sandwiches makes me think of 'Little Women'.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed some Hillerman novels too. I'm now reading Micro which Michael Crichton started before he died and someone else finished. So far, it's pretty action packed and it takes place in Hawaii.
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