Here I am again with the old standby image of me thinking. Today's post isn't going to be that long. Instead, it's mostly of things I need and things I need to get done.
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When I got into work, I started making a list of people I needed to contact and things I needed to get done. Of course, it expanded a little to include things I needed to buy. I did this in between the work I was doing, as it was a way to stay awake when things were going slowly.
First was a list of 10 people to contact. Some were reachable with quick emails, and others would need a quick phone call. One of these calls would be to determine weekend plans, and the other would be where we'd have dinner tomorrow night. Next was picking up a book from the local library. I have to do this after work, and I can only get there on time two nights each week. (Today was one of these late days.) Then, I had to order my makeup from a theatrical supply house, as my beard cover is running out. And then I had to deal with paperwork needed to claim my share of my late dad's IRA. After all of this, I had my Thursday night zoom meeting with my friends from Texas.
No matter what I did, I can never get everything on my list done. But that's OK with me. It's a target.
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So I close out today's post with a simple question:
I can't help but think: "Yes!" My friend Vicki says: "NO."
But what about the same hydrant without its control valve being anywhere near the pipe?
