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Two happy things from yesterday that I forgot:

  • I finished listening to The Book of Margery Kempe.   It gave me some insight on life as a woman in the middle ages, though not as much as I'd hoped.   It did mention that she visited Julian of Norwich, and so I am revisiting Julian with the book I started listening to today.
  • With some of the raspberries we picked yesterday Keziah made a sekanjabin.  She also made a lemon-mint sekanjabin.  Here is a random site with a recipe for reference purposes.  I don't know what Keziah used for a recipe, and the link I posted is a different flavor. 

Today my happy things include:

  • While out and about this morning Keziah noticed a cloud that looks like it has a hole in it.  I got a picture, but there are lots of wires in it.


  • Keziah and I got the tent out of the storage unit.  That puts us one step closer to being prepared for camping this weekend.  
  • Some packing for the weekend and the errands I needed to run today are done, check!
  • For downsizing I found a more comfortable way to go through notebooks.  I sat in the kitchenette with the shredder to my right and the recycle bin to my left.  I only took the time to go through about a quarter of the green binder, but that is progress.  Most of what I found went into the recycle bin.  
The summative was shredded, just in case.

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Currently listening to:  A Mystic's Work Julian of Norwich, by Professor Christina M. Carlson, Ph.D.  This seems to be a recording of a course.

Thank you for being part of my happy things. Stay safe.


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