Which book did you download?
And how is your spiritual advisor these days?
Nothing has gotten done here, today, except the pill sorting.
I was going to write out some Christmas cards, but that didn’t get done. Then I thought of doing thank you cards, but they didn’t get done either, so hopefully, they’ll all be written tomorrow. After I write to Charlie, of course.
Right now, all I want to do is go to bed. The sun is actually shining, but it’s very cold out. And the wind is blowing.
I’ll watch a little more “Poirot” or something more entertaining for a couple of hours, and then I’ll trundle off to bed. I can’t believe the lazy hours I’m keeping here.
Steve is doing okay, but he has a lingering cough since having Covid in early November.
The book is “Life on the Mississippi” by Rinker Buck, the author of “The Oregon Trail.” He’s going to make a flatboat trek from Pittsburgh to New Orleans after much preliminary information and apparently irrelevant chat.
You’re making me think of a cartoon I saw once. Dad comes home and asks how everyone is. One of the kids says they had a great day. They wrote grandmother.
Dad says, “That’s nice. Did you write her a nice long letter?”
Kid: “Not a letter, just ‘Grandmother’”. In the background mom is a total wreck and there’s a piece of paper with the word Grandmother written on it.