Where has the week gone?
I don't know if I'll be able to post again until after July 18th as we (the family) are going away for the week, leaving Sunday.
It sure is a lot easier to post when at work when connected and compelled to be at the computer for seven or eight hours a day.
Sorry I haven't dropped by your blog lately, I don't even have the time presently other than to post this post.
Well, then.
Then, well.
Topics of conversation for todays post include:
What is the left most portion of the brain wanting to do with an excess of stuff found in the lowest altitude part of the southeastern corner of your home?
What does your right ankle think of while you are asleep?
When tempestuousness is absent, who fills her spot?
Micro or macro, which of these tells the truer story?
Sit up straight!
I tell you, I am constantly fighting the urge to slouch while sitting in front of a computer. I need constant reminding to sit straight to ensure my posture remains in good form.
So far it has been rather terrific having so many days off of work in a row, and there are still many more to come.
My wife took the kids to their swim lessons this morning and has not yet returned though the lessons completed ninety minutes ago.
I am starting to get hungry for lunch.
It is raining today and it is the first day of swim lessons for g-bot and c-ling at the outdoor pool where they are registered. My wife has an appointment and so I will have v-8 under my care while the older two are taking the lessons.
I expect quite an amount of dampness to be applied to all of us.
My elbows! MY ELBOWS!
What an atypical misunderstanding that isn't. So what? Raking the sky of lozenges makes Henry happier. Happier than when? That is a most dirigible question.
Lemonade!
It has been hot and humid here lately.
Michael Jackson has died.
Tomorrow is Saturday.
I like strawberries.
Driving a car from one place to another can certainly feel liberating.
How much longer will that sensation persist in a world of constantly diminishing fossil fuel supplies?
Making do with what you have as opposed to always seeking a new and better version of what you already have appears to be apart from human nature. The acquisition of stuff appears to be the lead goal of a large number of people. I, however, am on a constant battle with the goal of stuff reduction.
I have an enormous battle ahead of me.
