This morning before I got out of bed, I realized that I had completely forgot my normal posting of my weekly poem on Friday. It's a routine that I've followed since 1997. I hope it's not a sign that old age dementia is catching up with me. I hope it's just all of the fixing I have to do every day just to maneuver the, now highly secure and complicated, Internet that wasn't like that before.
I used to have a routine here too back in the early 2000s, and then walked away kind of like when you go into a room and go, "Now, what was I looking for again," and then 20-some years passed! I think it's okay if you missed your one-day.week ... I've also been told that when one worries over their memory or senility it's not when you can't find your car keys ... it's when you pick up your car keys and try to use them like a pencil or you pick up a pencil and think you can start your car with it ... that's when things get a bit confusing.
Seems you got your pencil restarted ... without your car or your keys. Looks like things are going to be okay. :)
Not to worry, your chance have that place, but they are made to be broken. I also have a routine and try to write the whole Monday but it doesn't always work. It's not there's always the next day. Forward march.
Thirteen Sick Tasteless Classics, Part II is adult literature featuring adult language and situations that satirizes thirteen famous novellas and short stories. It is Jay Dubya's sixteenth ebook.
A naïve councilman and a down-on-her-luck single mom try to save their county’s last stand of forest from greedy developers and a dysfunctional government.
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I used to have a routine here too back in the early 2000s, and then walked away kind of like when you go into a room and go, "Now, what was I looking for again," and then 20-some years passed! I think it's okay if you missed your one-day.week ... I've also been told that when one worries over their memory or senility it's not when you can't find your car keys ... it's when you pick up your car keys and try to use them like a pencil or you pick up a pencil and think you can start your car with it ... that's when things get a bit confusing.
Seems you got your pencil restarted ... without your car or your keys. Looks like things are going to be okay. :)
p.s. "hoping against rope" <----epic line!