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Great day in the morning! We got us another day here as I suppose you did there too. Isn't life grand? Now with it comes the happy problem as to how we're going to fill it up with a bunch of useful actions. Did you ever notice how many of the useful actions aren't near as happy a thing to do as are the useless things. I'd better put the brake on here because I don't think anything is absolutely useless. The possibility that an action or thing could have had more worth if done or used at a different time isn't arguable but even a nothing is ever useless. Like this note of nothing, it isn't useless. I individually hand pick the recipients each note, so at least you can see you've been thought of.

I've been told that reading a book of fiction is a huge waste of time which I disagree with and feel the real waste of time was the time spent by the guy telling me that.

Sitting here waiting for our forecasted bad weather to strike with nothing to say again which I'm sure has been pretty evident. It puts this once near daily note teetering perilously on the edge of becoming acknowledged by me as being a worthless or useless waste of time except of the aforementioned. Something you all may have been thinking for some time but thanks to the last sentence, you have an out for that thought.

Times ago I've been with some, who seeing a buck deer vacating their occupied space in a high speed manner, spake of it saying, 'that buck is sure carrying the mail'. I've probably said such myself. Now, with time to think, I believe it was to have been, 'that buck is sure carrying the male'. Makes sense to me now.

Further thought brought to my warped mind that if the fleeing animal happens to be a female deer that statement doesn't work. So, I finally figured it out. If a fast departing buck is said to be 'carrying the male' then of a fleeing doe it could be said, 'she was haulin' ass'. Humm.

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“With Congress, every time they make a joke it’s a law, and every time they make a law it’s a joke.”~Will Rogers