FOUR DAYS IN OCTOBER

 Yesterday had an overly busy quality to it.  The morning doctor’s appointment was followed by a late lunch.  We eat lunch early.  The company couldn’t have been better, the service perfect, the food generous, and the meal lasted till three.  We got home and found that we had turned into veggies.  Lumps.  Inactive and without motivation.  I felt like a stuffed mushroom, a stuffed Mage until bedtime.

All evening, George sat opposite me on his computer, silent too.  No dinner for us this night.  I ate half a slice of bread and butter just before I took my “eat-with-food” pills.  Something in the foods didn’t quite sit well, we thought.  This morning I was thinking there was MSG in something…perhaps in the batter on the fish.

Today my focus is on that quilt.  Leaves, branches, and perhaps taking out one breadth of sloppily sewn leaves.  I can replace them with a tidier line of leaves that doesn’t look like a mad woman sewed them.  We will see.  I’m always left with that.

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• <A HREF=http://geeeee-zer.blogspot.com/>Himself:</A>  Baking bread and helping a neighbor with a recalcitrant dryer vent.  Of course, he’s in space too.
• Myself:  Got permission to have cataract surgery on my left eye.  They must think I am going to live long enough to get good use out of it.  Today quilting to fill up the next four days.  Three days of unable to remember words and devolving into silences.
• Reading:   Handbags, and Phillips three volume paranormal sci-fi.
• Watching:  Northwoods law, and something we don’t remember.
• Photo:  George; Tug boat outside the restaurant windows.
• Weather:  66, cloudy and slight drizzle.
• Gratitude’s:  That I wore a scarf to lunch, that I didn‘t forget too many words yesterday, and we are to have rain tomorrow.  Imagine that.