From the Grand Coulee Dam to the Capitol
Happy 4th of July. I woke up around 12:30 PM. I keep staying up later and later, which isn't good. Monday will be a rude awakening.
Mimi was playing with a wadded-up napkin that fell on the floor. The house is full of cat toys, and she plays with a napkin. Cats! (It's fun to watch her play though.) Mimi also likes hiding under the drying rack when it's full of clothes. It's a cave!
I need to decide whether to go to the fireworks show tonight. I'd enjoy the fireworks, but maybe I should stay home and soothe the cats. I could watch a movie on Netflix.
There was a decent-sized earthquake in Southern California. I should turn the TV on. Watched for a while, but there really was no new news when I turned it off.
Facebook showed me a video that I made of fireworks several years ago, so I got my fireworks fix.
I decided to watch travelogues on Amazon Prime Video after I eat and take my shower. That's kind of patriotic, isn't it? :) America the beautiful, or something like that. Though I'm also eyeing videos from outside the US.
Watched videos of Seattle and Washington state, then took a break for dinner. The challenge is how much ice cream can I eat before Zara tries to stick her head in it?
Watched videos of Oregon and Washington DC. Damn, it would be cool to live near Washington DC. There's so much to see there.
I wrapped up the evening with a travelogue of Hawaii. It was very touristy though and meh. Some nice underwater photography though. Makes me want to learn to dive.
I think that I'll wrap the evening up by doing some stuff online. I read an article about how planting trees is one of the best things that we can do to get rid of carbon in our environment. I looked at volunteer work listed by the Nature Conservancy, and there are some volunteer opportunities in the area, although they mostly have to do with prairie and wetlands conservation.
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