She’s a power girl in a nineties world and she knows just what to do Shawshank, December 7, 2025 Here we are, awake again. Final push for the weekend. The dreaded 10-6 shift. Actually it’s closer to 9:30-6:15. But that’s not important. We’ll get through it. Sundays can go one of two ways: wicked busy, or deathly slow. I hope that it’ll be the third option: just busy enough to pass the day quickly. I slept pretty good last night. Until this morning when I was having trouble breathing through my nose. The sleepy time talking guy wasn’t talking. Just sounds. I tried to focus on them, but my stomach was a little pained, and I figured I could sneak out to the bathroom. Until I used the last of the trailer paper, and had to get more. And you can’t do that quietly, in this house. But I got more, and as quietly as possible. No cats tried to run into the closet. So now, I’m just gonna surf the information super highway until 8. Then I’m gonna shower and mentally prepare for the day. Happy Sunday y’all! Life blogbloggercoffeejournalmorningsTinyTown
Life Hold your head up, movin’ on, keep your head up, movin’ on January 24, 2022 Good morning my friends. It’s o dark thirty here. Dark, cold, and quiet. Crystal made it back to Florida, after a whirlwind sightseeing tour of west coast airports. Where as I had chore day, and dinner over at Shady Acres. I cleaned The Flat, and it looks very empty in… Read More
Life Waking up by your side I see it when the morning hits your eyes August 23, 2026August 23, 2026 Good Sunday morning. I hope y’all are well as you step out in your Sundays finest, and head to church in the beautiful day of our lord. Us, nah we prefer to live in sin. We’ll be watching non-religious media, and probably at one point taking the lords name in… Read More
Life Yeah, you better get to livin’ it up before you wake up dead April 18, 2026 Holy shit, I almost forgot to post! I don’t want to lose my streak! But here I am, mid-evening, and I’m struggling to think of something to say. I worked early this morning, and it was quiet, slowly picking up the closer we got to being able to leave. From… Read More