Oh boy, the clock says 8:00am
but I can tell right away
the hours in front of me
will make for one long day. Continue reading
Oh boy, the clock says 8:00am
but I can tell right away
the hours in front of me
will make for one long day. Continue reading
Must be that time of summer when I choose to be lazy. So much for those pesky to-do lists. If I haven’t done them by now there’s a good chance they won’t get done. Continue reading
An important consideration for a lazy person. How much can I accomplish and how little do I have to work to do it? Continue reading
It’s difficult to recognize the problem while it’s happening. We can be overwhelmed or underwhelmed. Either way we could be in trouble. Continue reading
View life as one big feast. We’re all responsible to bring a dish. What will you contribute to this world? No dish too small. Continue reading
Hmm, there may be some gray area on this. I won’t make an opinion on the subject. I know me too well. Continue reading
To be considered a true Wyomingite you must have a dog. Or cat. But really a dog. With the exception of me but in many ways I am a Wyomingite paradox. But this isn’t really about me it’s about a particular dog on one of my walking routes. Last fall I encountered this dog while on my walks and never took a picture. This spring, or rather after the winter thaw, I again walked by this house and the dog did not disappoint me. This time I took a picture as proof. Continue reading
Let me start off by saying (again) all I want to do is walk. Well, walk and get credit, so to speak, for walking. In other words, I just want to measure my distance per walk and see how far I’ve gone and set goals about how far I want to go. That’s all. In order to do this, I need a device to measure my distance. Seems simple enough, or so I thought. But nothing is really that simple, right?
Tongue in cheek here. If it were that simple it would be done. Perhaps the trouble comes from deciding what should go on the list? Continue reading