I remember you said something about taking a break and going for a walk when everything feels too loud. I tried that yesterday, left my phone on the counter and just walked around the block. It felt weird at first, like I was missing something, but then it got easier. The trees near the corner are starting to turn, not fully yet, but you can see the edges changing. I thought about bringing my camera next time. Anyway, I should probably stop rambling and let you get back to your day. Talk soon?
Oh also, if you still have that playlist you mentioned, send it over when you get a chance. I need something new to listen to while I clean out the garage this weekend. Nothing too heavy, just easy background stuff. And no pressure on the other thing, really. rj3AaWOqFaY just wanted to check in and see how things are going on your end. Let me know what works.
I think I finally figured out why the porch light keeps flickering, and it has nothing to do with the bulb. Last night I was sitting outside for a while and noticed it only happens when the wind picks up from the north side. There is a loose wire near the corner trim, probably from that storm a few weeks ago. Anyway, I moved the planter a little to the left and it did not happen again for the rest of the evening. Not a real fix, but good enough for now.
I also found that old notebook from the summer we went hiking up by the ridge. There are some very questionable drawings in there, mostly from when we stopped for lunch and tried to map out the rest of the trail. I completely forgot about the page where you tried to sketch the bird we kept hearing. It looks more like a small dinosaur than a bird, but I remember we were both pretty sure it was a warbler or something. Good times. I set the notebook on the shelf by the window if you ever want it back.
Let me know if you still want to do that trail again before the weather turns too cold. I was looking at the map and there is a shorter loop that starts near the old fire road. Could be a nice half-day trip with plenty of time to grab lunch after. No rush, just throwing it out there. Hope your Tuesday is going smoothly so far.
I also found that old notebook from the summer we went hiking up by the ridge. There are some very questionable drawings in there, mostly from when we stopped for lunch and tried to map out the rest of the trail. I completely forgot about the page where you tried to sketch the bird we kept hearing. It looks more like a small dinosaur than a bird, but I remember we were both pretty sure it was a warbler or something. Good times. I set the notebook on the shelf by the window if you ever want it back.
Let me know if you still want to do that trail again before the weather turns too cold. I was looking at the map and there is a shorter loop that starts near the old fire road. Could be a nice half-day trip with plenty of time to grab lunch after. No rush, just throwing it out there. Hope your Tuesday is going smoothly so far.