
Looking back on the week, I think it’s been a good one, despite*the current state of my well-being:
• Monday: I attended weekly quilt group meeting followed by my fave lunch at Nordstrom…
• Tuesday: @ home day, tackling and completing my least fave activity: tallying monthly expenses…
• Wednesday: a hint of spring in the air and the invitation to take a longer than usual walk. My walking companion: more of Anne Patchett’s Dutch House. I am so enjoying this book; Tom Hanks’ narration is perfect! Wednesday evening I started feeling punk…
• Thursday: I missed joining my stitching group, opting to stay home and take care of me. Wise move…which brings me to today …
• *Friday/Today: I’m sitting in bed, surrounded by books, journals, planner, a magazine and my iToys, er uh, tools. Not too far away, a glass of water, my tea mug with tea half cooled; issues and a packet of DayQuil/NightQuil acetaminophen capsules. Yucky! Yep, I have been stopped in my tracks – I have a cold! Despite both flu and pneumonia vaccines. I tell myself “this too shall pass” and I certainly hope such is the case, soon! Of course, against the backdrop of novel COVID19, this malady takes on a larger magnitude, as cases here in the US spread and increase in numbers. My cold began late Wednesday evening and seems to be running the usual course. I certainly hope that is the case.
My appetite is intact; that’s a good sign and an invitation to feed me some breakfast .
Have a great weekend.
Cheers~










Saturday was the Library of Congress’ National Book Festival, held in the Washington Convention Center. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg was the star attraction – more than 4000 people were in the audience for her segment – some having arrived at 4 a.m to get in line. I opted to watch on TV – at home; best seat in the house. A quick google search will pull up the program, broadcast on C-span2/Book TV, if you want to see it. Later that morning, I ran errands, finding myself away the balance of the afternoon. T’was a pleasant outing.
Sunday! Welcome September, Fall (meteorological) and the September prompt from Ali Edwards for one’s One Little Word. We spent the day relaxing – tho’ I did take a brisk walk. Otherwise, Norman watched TV; I set up September calendar and plans.
Today, Monday! Labor Day! No work done around here. I toyed with the idea of cleaning out the refrigerator and mopping the kitchen floor but opted instead to take a leisurely walk to the coffee shop and treat myself to an iced caramel almond milk decaf latté.
