I’ve lived about half my life in the country and half in cities. I think that Iβm more of a country person, but give me a walkable city and I love being a pedestrian. Of just being able to walk out my front door to get to a local store, or just stroll the neighborhood. βπ»
Ordering a new Apple HomePod Mini online, the wait is 5 to 6 weeks. Going into a store and availability is now. The second option is not available to me. I wonder why the online wait is so long? Demand? New product? Other?
When I had a tooth infection recently, my COVID mask served a second purpose, covering up the swelling on the side of my mouth. When I didn’t have it on, as I was speaking with folks I could their eyes straying to the bump on the side of my face. βπ»
If I have a dilemma to solve, I work best if I have some time to ruminate over the problem. That’s not to say that I cannot operate under pressure. Sometimes I think that is the best. Less procrastination. I’m just speaking about what works best for me. βπ»
Iβve just quickly put together a playlist together on Apple Music for dinner later this evening. Maybe some editing will happen over the coming days (after the event!), but I look forward to playing it tonight. You can find it under Davidβs Thanksgiving if you are following me.
I feel that I adjust pretty well when I move to a new place, whether that is a new town or new country. If I have any requirement for finding my feet, it is simply to be given the time and space to find my way. I move better with slow & gently, versus fast & abrupt. βπ»
If I receive a call with no called ID or is a number that I donβt know, nine times out of ten I will let it go to the answer machine. If a message is left and I need to call back, I will…in good time. Itβs one way that the INFJ in me can show up. βπ»
I love this Dumpster Fire over at Hey Email. Doing their bit to clear the grime from the year. Instructions and context at the website, and if you have a Hey email address, use it to jump the queue.
I received an email from the Ulysses' developers this morning asking if I wanted to join alpha testing of posting to Micro.blog this December. They said that it was a “limited alpha.” I accepted. // @manton@macgenie@cheesemaker
Loan mushroom on a stormy day.
Eight months ago, when Maui first went into lockdown because of the pandemic, we were very unsure as to what was going to happen. Because of that, and probably alongside a degree of fear, we went out buying frenzy, making sure that we had provisions for the long haul. βπ»
I felt captured today, in a strangely humorous way. I had some swelling around a lower tooth. Before I knew it my dayβs plans had changed to an early visit to the dentist, and from there to a dental surgeon. I am now minus one tooth! βπ»
When I was traveling back in the 80βs, border crossings always brought on a sense of excitement and anticipation. A little formality before stepping into adventures in a new country. Borders, Country or State, still bring up in me that sense of excited anticipation. βπ»
My wife & I got through the first three episodes of Long Way Up last night. Thoroughly enjoyed it and looking forward to the rest. One take away was don’t embark on such a journey unless you have good backing…or a lot of patience and plenty of time!
As winter approaches, the change in attire is less pronounced here in Hawaiβi than in more northerly latitudes. I can miss the change to warmer clothes and the sense of hunkering down, hibernating that comes with that. Though the cooler mornings and evenings are welcome. βπ»
Hate hurts the hater. Let it go. Move toward what you love instead.
This is what immediately came to mind, though I donβt know why, when I saw todayβs Microblogvember word. This song and seeing Tears for Fears in concert in Bristol, England sometime in the 80βs. βπ»
I remember as a kid an adult telling me that, βeverything is possible, but some things are highly improbable.β At the time I thought that I had been told the highest wisdom, and loved to go around imparting this to my friends, feeling how wise I was! βπ»