Monday, May 16, 2005

May 16, 2005

I got a little behind this morning so later than usual this nothing will be. NO! I didn't mean that! Pull your mind up out of there. I just took a little time to answer a few messages instead of trying to lump all of the answers in another generic note to all. I may not be getting any better at this crap but I haven't quite given up the trying yet.

So many things are reliant on your head to happen. By the time my head finally thinks of something to type, it's been run thru there so many times that I am wore out with it and feel real sure it won't be interesting. I, with the help of my head, come up with something else with the same results. I can't see how anyone could have ever said that I was quite a talker. I suppose a face to face talk doesn't require much thought, just a reaction. Maybe I was a good reactor.

Probably the biggest problem now that I could be accused of is the need to get a life......Nothing to type about as it is now. Wait! We did get invited across the hill yesterday to Ruthie's for supper. What a grand supper. Her son Scott did some steaks and Ruthie did the rest. All this followed up with strawberry shortcake. Everybody likes strawberry shortcake! Believe me, I had to refuse it. Too much I did eat. So much that a lot of nutrients will probably go right on to waste instead of slipping out into the body as it treks thru the tract. You know that what excess doesn't go to waste will end up going to waist anyway. That may not be correct being that a waist is the middle section or part of an object, especially when narrower than the rest. That word 'narrower' might be the killer however, the 'especially' word could keep it correct.

I don't know and I'm not going to put too much in worry over it. I worried about getting a message typed and look where it got me.

While we are focusing on fear, worry, or hate, it is not possible for us to be experiencing happiness, enthusiasm or love. -Bo Bennett

(Extra) "You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think." - Dorothy Parker

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