With the air quality as bad as it is, there are a finite number of outdoor activities that one can enjoy here in Washington. Oregon isn’t much better. Here’s hoping that the fires are under control as quickly as possible.
Source: Finite
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Elevate
Today was the day I’ve been dreading. Moving from one state to another requires a new driver’s license. I haven’t taken the test since I was 15. That was more years ago than I’m willing to admit to. So, I found the driver’s manual online, and I read the whole thing. Yes, THE WHOLE THING! That was mind numbing.
I got up this morning and knew there was no way I could pass that test. Too many nit picky little rules. Well, I’d just go in and do my best. I got there and it was crowded. Naturally. When my number was called, I approached the window with dread in my heart. I tried to joke about how I’d probably fail the test. She looked up at me and said, “Oh, you don’t have to take a test with your driving record.”
Way to elevate my mood. 🙂
Source: Elevate
Priceless
Vet bill from cat fights: $300
Worming meds: $50
Flea collar: $20
Unconditional love: Priceless
Source: Priceless
Continue
Source: Continue
As I continue to unpack, the boys are giving me their help.
Buddy is making sure these boxes don’t go anywhere.
Gruf Monster is testing the softness of the carpet.
Spunky Butt is just exhausted. And stressed. Poor guy keeps pulling his hair out.
Memorize
I’m a little bit amazed at all the things I need to memorize now that I’m in a new home. It’s not just the address. I keep taking wrong turns in this neighborhood, and getting lost. There are a lot of really cute houses I’ve gotten to see, though. I’ve been working on unpacking the kitchen. I have more drawers then I did, which is good, but where did I put the spatula? And which closet has the paper towels? And what happened to that clock that Dad gave me? I’ll get it all, given enough time. Maybe by 2032.
Source: Memorize
Homage
Dignify
Synchronize
Trance
Recite
I have nine days to get ready to move. I have to work five of those days. I need a calming passage to recite to myself. Anybody have any to share?
Source: Recite
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