My shed is in disarray and I know
that I have shorts in there somewhere. I
don’t know where. I’ve been searching
for a nice day in which to organize and dejunk (there are tons of items that
really should be trashed)
I need a time that’s not too hot and
not too cold. Mornings are good – if I
can find the ambition. It usually takes
me longer to wake up and by the time I get dressed and think of it, it is time
for Jenna and I to leave.
She’s taking an art class downtown. I’m always so hot between bus stops and the
train. The bus has been running late due
to construction. (Utah roads are ALWAYS under construction during the months that aren't winter) It should still come
within twenty minutes, I would think, regardless. But there have been 30-40 minute delays. That is a long time in the cold or the heat.
The A/C has been on full blast every
night for two weeks for two weeks before Fathers’ Day. Last night I had the
heater on. What’s up with that?
Monday was cold when we left the
house. She wanted to walk up to TRAX to
start out with – forget the bus. I can’t
believe June in halfway over and we were wearing sweatshirts. Underneath I was dressed in pink and
green. I must have looked like rainbow
sherbet.
I don’t know what possessed me to
wear such nice clothes when I’d be near paint.
Fortunately I was able to keep my clothes clean and dressed down yesterday
and today.
Yesterday was overcast. I took my umbrella. It was cold.
It was wet. God watered my
lawn. I truly appreciate that. The water pressure in my neighborhood is very
poor – even more so than last year.
Watering my lawn would take four hours or so – and it’s NOT because I
have a big yard. The pressure is so low
that the water has to be moved by hand in order to water the entire lawn.
I had left Highness outside. He didn’t appear to take shelter. We dried him off and moved him near the
fireplace and provided some heat for him.
Poor dog has got a cold.
The sun is shining now. The forecast said it would be cold
still. Summer officially starts next
week and we’ve had early November chills to deal with. I just don’t get Mother Nature. Is she angry?