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I just haven’t dredged up the energy to release the posts from the last few weeks. Promise I will do so this week…

And I do not mean the military weapons project that uses HADES as an acronym. And then I asked Dani who referred me to Netflix – Chaos and Caeneus.  All I can figure is that it is a lot more … Continue reading →

Slowly making progress. At this rate, I should have this rather large project completed in another 10 or so days. At that point, I will be more than ready to move on to something else… Just as a reminder – … Continue reading →

I am working very hard on pretending that yesterday didn’t really exist. Shall I just leave it at “it wasn’t a great day.” I should have expected it. I finished the 5th cycle of chemo just a couple of days … Continue reading →

Starts on Wednesday. Now that I have figured out why I have had problems with the calendar over the last several months I might feel a little less off. And the “starting on Wednesday” was obvious once I spent more … Continue reading →

The list of errands that I ran today – here to El Sobrante to breakfast to Costco to Richmond to El Sobrante to home. And it was early afternoon and headed out again to Mountain Hardware to Target to home. … Continue reading →

at the end of my day This is the second stop on this leg and a repeat from the previous cruise. I literally missed the boat on going snorkeling. One of those (there are 60 of us) who are holdovers … Continue reading →

Rather than force you to look back at the schedule I included when this leg of the cruise began on the 13th, I will just tell you that we are in Moorea, Society Islands. More accurately, this is Mo’orea of … Continue reading →

What we forget, in our constant bashing of the UK as a former Colonial Power and the strangler of the Commonwealth – is that France is still a colonial power. It owns islands in the Caribbean plus (according to Wiki) … Continue reading →

Apparently the idea of a special dinner for the “Pinnacles” was so well received last cruise, they decided to do it again this cr-19Ouise. The date picked was today, again in the Solarium Bistro at 1830. The menu was essentially … Continue reading →

not much shopping. Today was the second full day of this particular stitching retreat. The stitching room opened at 0800 and probably closed around 2200 (I am guesstimating because I had long since run out of energy and noise tolerance). … Continue reading →

After months of insanity, my city has finally set up a consistent test sit that operates every day. Regular hours, on a bus route, and actually some available parking. Amazing really that someone with some brains set it up.  The … Continue reading →

It is that time of year again. The cherries have arrived!  In fact, they probably have been available at Berkeley Bowl for a week or so. But George brought home almost 2kg of cherries.  That might just last me till … Continue reading →

It was quite dark when I awoke. After failing to find my phone so that I could check the time, I grabbed a scone, a glass of juice and went upstairs to my craft disaster. After all, having some nice … Continue reading →

or, Administrative Law if you want to be formal. It is the branch legal whatever which covers all the routine rules and regulations by which most decisions affecting our daily life are made. For example: Immigration judges are administrative judges. … Continue reading →

Everyone around me knows that Thursday happened. Could have fooled me. Yes, I know that there is a Thursday every week, so obviously the day happened.  It leaves me wondering why, when I get repeatedly tested for antibodies, that I … Continue reading →

I thought I had found it, my desk. But it was a lie. There are still piles of stray things that haven’t yet found a home made worse by coming home late last night from San Lorenzo High School (and … Continue reading →

I will end the year with the most important detail of all. We all lived. No major illness, no COVID, no hospitalizations for anyone in my close family for any reason. We had enough to eat, roofs over our head, … Continue reading →