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Jun. 1st, 2001 08:28 amLast night, I found out that on a clear day, I can see the Mountain from the bridge. Mt. Rainier doesn't have the sheer imminent presence of Pike's Peak, but is instead remote and elusive - a lurking beauty on the edge of the city.
I also found out that I can't skip lunch anymore - not if I'm walking too and from work. Ow. I was so dead by the end of the day. I felt like staggering for the last two blocks, and when I sat down to play Pharaoh, my brain couldn't even encompass that. So I watered my plants in the backyard and let the cats graze a bit, and sat down in the grass and contemplated the sky and my bellybutton at the same time. (multi-tasking, dontcha know)
And then I did something I haven't done in a while - I sat on the couch and read a book: An Oblique Approach by David Drake and Eric Flint. I ate dinner and read and had ice cream and read and drank tea and read and managed to finish just at my bedtime. I'm such a good planner.
This morning I had a crow dive-bomb me. Twice. Swoopwhoosh and the flapping of black wings as he gains altitude for the power line, where the little black bastard sat and cawed at me. The second time I stopped and hissed and glared at him. He didn't do it a third time. I'm still not sure if he liked my hair, or he didn't like me.
I also found out that I can't skip lunch anymore - not if I'm walking too and from work. Ow. I was so dead by the end of the day. I felt like staggering for the last two blocks, and when I sat down to play Pharaoh, my brain couldn't even encompass that. So I watered my plants in the backyard and let the cats graze a bit, and sat down in the grass and contemplated the sky and my bellybutton at the same time. (multi-tasking, dontcha know)
And then I did something I haven't done in a while - I sat on the couch and read a book: An Oblique Approach by David Drake and Eric Flint. I ate dinner and read and had ice cream and read and drank tea and read and managed to finish just at my bedtime. I'm such a good planner.
This morning I had a crow dive-bomb me. Twice. Swoopwhoosh and the flapping of black wings as he gains altitude for the power line, where the little black bastard sat and cawed at me. The second time I stopped and hissed and glared at him. He didn't do it a third time. I'm still not sure if he liked my hair, or he didn't like me.