The pumpkins and gourds have gone to their final reward in the woods.
I’ve aided and abetted two more people, a kind married couple who’d never hurt a fly, I’m sure, into a world of risk and danger.
What I’ve been doing:
Handwriting
notes.
An acquaintance send
us photographs of a past trip that we were on with her and her husband - actual
photographs. My Guy had run into her at the grocery store, and three days later
a fat packet arrived in our mailbox.
Between the glossy pics and writing a thank you card (a quick
email wouldn’t have cut it), it all felt very pre-millennium. But it also
reminded me of how awful my handwriting is (I used to hate writing notes to
parents when I was a teacher) and my sore hand told me how rarely I
write anything anymore.
This closet is in a place where we hung store clothes. Instead, it’s always held piles of bins and boxes of toys for
grandkids. After assembling these shelves and wedging them in there, anyone who
wants it out will have to wait for the building to fall into rubble around them.
But now I finally have a place to store that Lego and the extra pillows and
blankets when we have an over-abundance of company.
(Major foot cramp here)
Persevering
with Yoga.
(Gimpy shoulder not happy) |
Searching
for a Mahjong home.
Friday I drove over several hills and
through a few towns to try a new venue. It’s beautiful at this library, next to
a water fall, and the ladies were very kind (although pretty much all of them
had a good ten years on me and I’m no spring chicken), but I realized it’s just
too far to travel. And with the time change, I’d be returning in the dark, plus
rush hour traffic. My brain definitely got a work out, though. This game takes
way more concentration than chess. Oh, and I won twice! And these ladies play for money. $2.00 richer, Baby!!!
Today began with a trip to the Y to see if I could survive a yoga class, something I haven’t done for some time.