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• Today I actually got the fully-charged battery into the camera and played around with the it. So, tomorrow, after I go to the grocery store, I will try taking some pictures of my paintings. I know I said I had four to put up but actually, I am not satisfied with one. It needs something but I don’t know what. I know with all of them I have gone mad with gold and bronze paint. None of them are up on the walls as yet, but, they will be.
• I got two loads of laundry done today. Washed, dried and put away! And, as I said, the chief job for tomorrow will be groceries. We are out of bagels {for me} and light cream for Fred’s coffee. You know, I find it interesting that since the horrid gastritis session, I have {a} not gone back to coffee and {b} am still not interested in television. I am drinking tea in the morning and in the afternoon. My mother and my aunt were both Irish and I can imagine them both raising their eyebrows at my tea. I like weak tea with milk and no sugar. What I do after the tea has reached the color I prefer, is to put my teabag into Fred’s cup with his teabag. He likes strong tea.
• I am rewatching Star Trek Enterprise. It seems to make a bit more sense now I am not watching it on TV. When I was watching it on television, it seemed to me to be shot in a very dark studio! I had a lot of difficulty figuring out what was going on! But now I watching it at my own speed and with captions, I can see that I was just unfortunate in getting the few dark episodes on TV.   Captions are my friend. {And if I can ever find the changer for the TV in the bedroom, I will turn captions on there, too. Well, that is if I ever get back to watching TV!}

I am grateful for:

1. The King’s Singers
2. the fact that the snow should stopping tonight and we are supposed to have some sun tomorrow.
3. Dory Previn’s songs on "Mythical Kings and Iguanas." I am listening to "The Game."

"If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment."

Marcus Aurelius