Once
a ship, but now an Alaskan barge with tug.
As a determined mosquito buzzed my ear this morning, I woke
to thought about my blog. I write little,
but I do read you all. I think of you as
friends. I leave few notes.
Like Tabor, I admit I am busy. The days are almost as crowded now as they
were when I was 30. I like that a lot
but wish it were creative work. This
week, I actually took two days off from life to read. Yes, I take lots of pictures at work and few
elsewhere.
We are well. That’s
so good to say.
Himself: Looking forward to the BBQ after the
meeting tonight. He’s delegated the
cooking. This is so good that a
volunteer has stepped up to cook. Now he
has to find a new home for the grill itself.
Rotating it out of our garage will be a good thing. Movies: Working our way through the Harry
Potter films.
Herself: Will find out more about Gloria
today. Worried about Seedys, but not as
worried as I was. She has a new job for
the summer and it will be enough to bring in unemployment over the winter. BBQ tonight.
Taco’s with friends at the Brigantine tomorrow. More socialization is good too.
Reading: More Beaumont.
Balance: Reading.
that certainly is a rust bucket.
ReplyDeleteGood luck giving the grill a new home. Time to let someone else have a "go" at it.
ReplyDeleteBusy R us. These days I read more than I write also.
ReplyDeleteYes, life is busy and it's important to touch base with friends. I am baking today. More later. Happy to hear your friend is doing better.
ReplyDeleteThose thoughts in early morning...some creative, others downright scary. Such as what's it all about as we hurl through space. Good to stay busy, I think.
I love this photo of the old barge. Would love a blowup on my living room wall. The colors...it's the colors. Great!
Just checking to see what happens when one starts to leave notes. :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh... hello! Huggers to you. Is this what you would like to have happen when you leave a note??? ;)
DeleteI sit here reading and scratching, and scratching and reading... Noseeums are my downfall... at least with mosquitos, you can see/hear them. :/ In Arizona we had NO bugs... none, nada, zilch for all winter long. Then come the end of April we saw a fly -- one fly! LOL
ReplyDeleteAs much as I would like some breathing time, I also know that at my age this business can come to a full stop before I know it. I like being busy, but I really need lots of down time for my soul's health.
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