Highlights: So many, yet another excellent example of how much can happen on what you might too easily refer to as a "nothing" day, were you not stopping to remember at the end of the day? It all started with letting Jen sleep in as I like to do. I "fed in bed "the dogs and sat to meditate. I did well being present and aware of the space, and the sudden seasonal change. Tommy got up and went to work while I finished writing. We took the dogs for a good walk, talked about the sudden seasonal change, and all sorts of other things. Once back, I set about my intention- garage clearing. I did a good 'job moving and reucing while figuring out the Rubix cube in real-time. It all came together well. I re-posted the free mulch offer, got a ping and 30 minutes later the mulch was gone. Tthe green-waste container was free again. I split the contents of the single between the two, tossed in some leaves and weeds, and I am now confident it will be taken without pushback. Whew! I followed up with my mom about some medication updates and she had a hard time with the details. She is overwhelmed. Understandably. I showed compassion and empathy, and we got on the same page. I found and hope to buy a 2nd Remarkable 2 tablet on Craigslist that I want to send to Eric in Colorado. I would think he would tell me if he had gotten one. I was moved tonight to stumble across a photo David took a couple of years ago after traveling to and visiting the graves of our great-great-great grandparents. I think the past few years have evolved my appreciation of such an endeavor. It shows respect and honor to a legacy passed. The Omana scale arrived, this will be an interesting addition to my daily routine, and my resolve.
