Work, work, work!

So far my daily influx of news has not inspired nary a subject for a note. I usually read the Jeff City paper, the Columbia paper and the Drudge Report. Once every so often I read the Lake Sun Leader and the Mountain Grove paper. The Mountain Gove paper doesn't hold a lot but there is always something of interest there. One thing I get every day reading the local papers is that only a sure fire idiot would ride in a vehicle without buckling his seat belt. There are several people listed each day that I would bet would buckle up if they were alive today and could do it over. I can't believe how many people don't use the belt!

Dory tells me I'm too messy and doesn't allow me to cook or paint.......Works for me! Actually I'm not messy per say but I zero in on the goal 100 per cent and fail to pay enough attention to my wake.

Today after Dory gets the dishes cleaned up from her cooked breakfast and finishes making a chicken salad for our sandwiches at lunch she plans to head back out to the garage and finish painting the two walk in doors and facings. Of course I'll go out with her and will probably stir her paint every so often. I'll throw the ball playing with Mikey and take him for a walk in between stirrings. If it gets hot enough I'll aim a fan so my breeze will hit her after in passes me. When I get hot enough to get thirsty I'll go down to the house for a bottle of water and while there I'll get Dory one too.

It is really going to be hot here today! I suspect I'll be worn out by noon or shortly after. Dory will clean her brushes then come in to fix our lunch. She and Ruthie are the food cookers for the bingo parlor today and she'll need to start on that so thankfully, we probably won't be going back out to slave any more after lunch.

After a nice filling lunch I'll relax in the old recliner and try to get my strength built back up. Just happens there is one more book beside my chair that needs read a good reading. That should get my mind off all the work pretty well.

"A man may be a fool and not know it, but not if he is married." ---H.L. Mencken