Early on, Diane texted me to alert me to high winds, thinking it might be hazardous for me to come to her place. However, I went and yes, it was windy, but not really a problem.
Got there at 11:00 and we ate shortly thereafter, much too early for me (my preferred lunch time is 1:00 or later), but it was good. She had made egg salad with rustic bread and sliced avocado. I had brought me beer and after, she served some wine.
We talked and talked, mostly about her interest in death and the afterlife (well, she thinks there's an afterlife; I ain't got no idea) and eastern beliefs, meditation (she attends three weekly groups), and similar topics, most of which bore me to--well, death. Anyway, we had a lively sessions, vehemently disagreed about some things, but parted friends, and I left about 2:30.
I had intended to go to Smart 'n' Final to pick up milk and other things, but changed my mind and got on the bus. I then thought I'd stay on until the mall and go to Target, but impulsively got off at Hill Street and went to the library. I had experienced a sudden Stephen King urge and thought I'd pick up one of his books. Incredibly, they had none--guess I'll have to go to the main library in town. I then saw this:
...and I at down and started to read it. I have a lot of ideas and thoughts about Harry and Meghan and why I suspect their marriage might be something other then a match made in Heaven. I suspect "made in some public relations person brain" is more likely, but I'll save that for another post.
Suzanne stopped in after I got home to tell me Verizon is now available here. I knew that already and have been having my problems with them, but I won't elaborate. Anyway, I told her about the armed desk chair from Mike, she saw the big box, and offered to take me to UPS tomorrow--yay!
My first P.T. session is at 9:40 today. Luckily, it's only three blocks away, next to the post office. I hope the balance thing can be improved, but frankly, I'm not too optimistic.
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