I am taking an on-line course from Cornell's summer program. The lectures and videos could consume half the day, if I let them. The reading could take up the rest. But I've read the text several times before, and the videos are History channel and the animated Mythic Warriors - interesting in their own right but not worthy of more of my time today.
I have plans.
I found a book on my Kindle; its origin is a mystery to me. It could be an Amazon Prime New Reads freebie, or a book I had on hold from the library. It doesn't matter. I started it after checking in with my course (no comments in the Discussions so I moved on) and finished it before TBG and I swam this afternoon. The characters were in the water with me.
It's November Road by Lou Berney. A fixer with a heart, a woman on the lam, and the murder of JFK kept me in my chair, with only a quick break for lunch. I almost forgot I had plans.
Now, after I finish writing to you, we'll FaceTime with the grandchildren, then Zoom with Dr K and Not-Kathy and Fast Eddie and JannyLou, because it's too damn hot to sit outside in the driveway or on the patio. I'll have to think about what to wear; this is as close to "going out" as it gets these days.
A fast dinner and then Trivia, again on Zoom, with Big Cuter and Queen T and their very very very smart friends will round out the evening.
So many plans. So very odd.
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