Calmer Day

I am hoping that I can dig in farther to gain ground that I missed when I was out.  Still kind of taken aback by the lurker and her declaration of where she wanted to be.  It's always where I'm at.  I just feel like saying Where do you want me?  I can't stand people when they play games and she makes me tired.

I watched the second AI video this morning of Hakeem Jefferies.  Sigh.  It's like dealing with a child.  This is just insane and people think it's ok.  

I'll be glad when we're doing getting the stuff we need for our company.  I think we have enough but my mom freaks her freak and thinks we need to stock up more.  If it was just me and my nephew we'd be at Taco John's everyday.  I think she's fine with the food that we have. 

I got Audible for 3 months at 99 cents.  I somehow managed to download 107 days when I rejoined.  It's ok.  Just look for the lady sobbing by Lake Michigan with headphones on.  It'll be me.  I am listening to Hillary's book and she's bringing up all the what ifs if you know that guy got elected.  Too late.  Interesting read but this last part was a dagger to the heart.  We can't have nice things I guess.

I hope the good humans have a good day.  

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