Smile
Good things are here. Smile.
* Patronizing the arts by catching a play downtown Indianapolis. Taking in ever more culture on a global scale…this time in regards to the genocide in Rwanda.
* Read population density article as US population is reaching 300 million…joking that we are moving to Death Valley to avoid the crowds, but laughing because we have found a slice to the secret of living in Taos.
* I am a balance to my friends and vice versa…some fundamentals in common, but mostly a lot of complimentary differences. Although finding a few of my own people wouldn’t hurt.
* Taking in the “American Music” photography exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Art…a singular cultural experience. Museums are one of the few venues I can enjoy and make a day of singularly.
* Alternative workouts to kick up the routine…crank night climbing and weekend Bikram yoga. Better hydrated this time, I pushed myself through the entire ninety-minute session. Still felt like I was going to spontaneously combust.
* Surprised by how much the tree in my front yard has grown…suddenly noticing one day that it has grown into a real tree. Getting to thinking how much I have grown along with it…unnoticeable gradual changes, but easily perceived by others.
* Working on my writing. I know I have a talent for words, now to live enough life for a book.
* Patronizing the arts by catching a play downtown Indianapolis. Taking in ever more culture on a global scale…this time in regards to the genocide in Rwanda.
* Read population density article as US population is reaching 300 million…joking that we are moving to Death Valley to avoid the crowds, but laughing because we have found a slice to the secret of living in Taos.
* I am a balance to my friends and vice versa…some fundamentals in common, but mostly a lot of complimentary differences. Although finding a few of my own people wouldn’t hurt.
* Taking in the “American Music” photography exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Art…a singular cultural experience. Museums are one of the few venues I can enjoy and make a day of singularly.
* Alternative workouts to kick up the routine…crank night climbing and weekend Bikram yoga. Better hydrated this time, I pushed myself through the entire ninety-minute session. Still felt like I was going to spontaneously combust.
* Surprised by how much the tree in my front yard has grown…suddenly noticing one day that it has grown into a real tree. Getting to thinking how much I have grown along with it…unnoticeable gradual changes, but easily perceived by others.
* Working on my writing. I know I have a talent for words, now to live enough life for a book.