Monday
Morning! Of course, Mondays don't mean the same to us retired folks
as it does to the working stiffs. Yes, I remember, it has been
seventeen years, though. It is hard to believe I have been retired
that long. The truth is, I didn't mind Mondays that much. Oh, there
may have been a little pang on Sunday night, but the jobs I had were
so social. On Monday morning I could reconnect with my colleagues and
hear the adventures they had over the weekend. Yet, there were those
Monday Morning meetings, frequently.
Well
we had a good weekend! The weather was great, perhaps a little hotter
than we are used to. Elijah and Naomi were here much of the time.
Elijah is still here and adding light to our lives. We had a great
evening, the weather had cooled off a bit, and it was perfect for
dining on the deck. It has cooled off considerably today, it is only
66.5 F.
Our
house abuts the North pasture and now that we have the pastures
connected I can look out my North window and see the sheep when they
are over here. They like being near people so they can baaa at them.
I throw the kitchen scraps to the chickens and the sheep feel they
need to get in on it. Sheep have, more in common, with pigs than one
would think. Every time they see me, they think, I might be bringing
them a treat, so they greet me with loud baas.
We
don't have as many sheep as we need to keep the pastures down. They
are getting overgrown and the season has just started. I would like
more sheep. Do I really want more sheep? I am beginning to be aware,
that I am in my 83rd year on planet Earth. Can I handle
the work more sheep might bring? I have given the question to the
Universe.
Speaking
of work, I have a lot of pruning to do. We have an ornamental cherry
[or plum] that has lost limbs. From what, I don't know. I noticed
that it has the scars, of suffering sun scald, when it was young. Our
lilacs could use some old branches cut out and one needs to be
shaped. There are black walnuts growing where they will be a nuisance
and need to be removed. Lots of other little landscaping chores.
I
have a neighbor lad cutting up an old Sugar Maple that died. He is a
much valued handyman, but some of the more nuanced chores, I need to
do.
I
will probably get back to the “Our Minds” discussion. When I
don't know. Right now I just want to avoid the craziness. The main
stream media portrays a world gone absolutely mad. There are folks,
that I attributed with a modicum of common sense, who have embraced
causes and ideas that do not have any intellectual structure, and
they seem to be going off the deep end. It is, as if, politicians and
other notables, have decided to join the cast of a huge farce. At
least I hope they are only acting.
On
the other hand, most the folks around me seem to be level headed and
just enjoying their lives. Oh, a few get lost in a cause now and
then, but for the most part sanity reigns. Most of us, seem to
understand, that we just need to love each other and be happy.
I
think the craziness of the MSM, creates a negative energy, that makes
it harder to keep negative thinking at bay. I think it is true for
me. I always said, that I could watch TV news and it didn't affect me
much. I don't think so now. I find it easier to avoid destructive
thinking when I keep the idiot box off.
We
will get through this just fine. The World needs our light. We need
to hold our love light high. To do this we need to keep our minds
clear of negative thinking. Look for the awakening among your friends
and relatives. It is happening. We are beginning to see, that except
for the craziness, we are living in paradise. What is the craziness?
Anything that is not love. What else is there to do but love each
other and take care of each other?
It
is a Happy Monday!
Love
and Peace, Gregg
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