Oh, how I wanted a mental health day today. But I went in, and a busy morning turned into a rather short day, which broke my heart not at all. Head in a muddle, just wanting to be quiet at home, and then, here I was.
Sad that my favorite online crossword puzzle has been upgraded to a flashy, and unreadable, format. May be good for me really, I will have to work harder ones by pen, stretch my brain. Perhaps they'd gotten too easy for me, save the ones with too many sports clues. And I really do want to try acrostics, which is a daunting challenge that I have so far shied away from.
Next week, we go through a local geology class, two classes and a field trip. Not a subject either of us has any background in, only a general interest. One of the PACU nurses recommended it, and the professor who teaches it. So, with a decent tuition discount for employees of the university - (of which I am one) we signed up. Seems like a very long time ago, and now it's here. This place is geologically interesting, an ancient lake, earthquakes, all good stuff.
Unsettled weather, a short thunderstorm blew through, with snow predicted for tonight and tomorrow morning. Exactly what those watching for flooding off the snowpack do not want. More water, a later melt, will be more sudden because of higher temperatures. One good week of 80˚F - which could easily happen here- and whoosh, down it all comes.
6 comments:
The geo. course sounds very interesting. I shall imagine you and D. in your Indianna Jones broad brimmed hats!
I learned about that Whoosh Effect when I was visiting Kazakhstan (and what sort of sentence is that!).
I've always fancied knowing more about geology, one of those things I've always promised myself to do.
I wouldn't mind a mental health month, if I could get it.
I do not do crossword puzzles; my mind doesn't hold information in that way.
Next week I am not going to a local geology class; next week we are hosting our annual Cinco de Mayo party.
Rain here, predicted for the rest of the week.
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herhimnbryn,
Ooo, I'd love one of those hats. D only wears baseball caps, and he still doesn't think he looks good in them.
RR,
The whole southern US is awash, but that's far downstream and rivers and levees.
Lucy,
Just one of those moments of opportunity.
Phil,
A mont would be ideal, of course. So, when is Cinco de Mayo? (Born in East LA joke.)
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