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t was reaffirmed
last night by a very special woman that crazy people with no grip on reality
truly exist in this world. I was also
grateful that, of all my FB “friends”, there is only a small percentage that I
do not personally know, having ‘met‘ them
via bands/band friends and I won’t do that anymore. On the flip side, however, on my way to work,
as I waited while school children climbed aboard their big, yellow bus, I saw
them hugging the bus driver, and she high-fiving others, which renewed my faith
in humanity. School was the usual crazy
adventure, as Some People Are Too Busy Looking At Their Smart Phones To Really
Get Much Work Done. However, I was
fortunate enough to meet a woman (mom of a student) who makes her own goat
cheese from their goats and the process their own chicken/turkeys, so I have my
first connection. <changes made, “Jesus, Mary and Joseph” and putting it in
my mental backpack, sigh. How’s that,
Sabol?>
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hat a chicken run
day it has been…after class, in our 100 degree weather (100 – it’s the new
upper 80s), I hustled to get errands accomplished prior to picking up the kids. Decided to “save time” and took the dogs on
my way to pick up the boy from his first tutoring lesson with a beautiful girl
who was once, not so long ago, a little girl> My goodness, what a few years can do. She has gracefully entered her teenage years
and I was taken aback. The dogs,
however, were taken aback with the whole “on campus” experience. Mabi hadn’t been here since she was a puppy…Annie
has never been here and she’s excited about the color of dirt, so convincing
Mabi to “heel” took some doing, but she managed…until she saw Ethan in the classroom
and then she couldn’t contain herself: her
human was in there! Went to pick up Mags
from volleyball practice and off to the field for a bit of basketball
dribbling.
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nce at home, I
continued my manic work and started cooking Ethan’s creation of spaghetti sandwiches,
which involved heavily garliced-buttered French bread (always freshly made), a salad,
and the kids and I listened to Iggy Azalea (I swear I’m gonna memorize a song
and tight braid my hair on the side so I’m a badass Aussie). Still no sign of our Inuit, and I’m very
concerned. I checked in the potted
plant, but to no avail. Our neighbor
came by with caramel apples (**later!! later!!) for the kids and an invitation for me to join them
soon for drinks. I need to learn it is
not necessary to begin every such convo with, <smile> “Oh, I don’t drink,
I’m in recovery.” Mmmm…yes, I DO
drink. I just don’t drink alcoholic beverages,
but YOU can have all ya like. We
finished the evening much earlier than usual, which is nice. It was wonderful having Ethan finish his
homework at school…. Getting ready for
class tomorrow night. The adventure begins again.
Pictures: The owl who helps guard our home and my glasses....
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