Under sickle moon,brain churning burning questions —indica kicks in … — read more

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Two pics from my evening walk Thursday evening: Google Lens says that the lovely leaves on this wall are “Boston Ivy,” and the prickly beauty above them may be “Euphorbia cooperi” or “Euphorbia ingens.” — read more

My stomach is full, still digesting tangy spicy Buffalo wings from the casino where I accompanied my sister. I hear my big old pup snoozing behind me. The little guy pup is in the big doggy bed in the living room. All is good. I feel the tail end of good cannabis gummy vibes. I… — read more

My doing-stuff log for May got going on Friday, May 3rd, with a half hour meditation and 45 minutes studying the one course that’s most frustrating because the instructor is a disappointment. Saturday, May 4th, meditated 15 minutes and studied 50 minutes for that disappointing course again. Monday, May 6th, meditated 15 minutes and worked… — read more

So I’m writing about how the month of April went from nearly the ides of May, on top of shit as usual I am. April logged activities began on Tuesday, April 2nd, on my daily activity logbook: Meditated 15 minutes, did 10 half push-ups, and worked out for 45 minutes on the air bike at… — read more

April 14th, 2024, 05:02 pm Hatsune Miku was scheduled to appear at Coachella and didn’t show up Coachella fans crowded together to watch a hologram sing. It never showed up. SOURCE — read more

Blasphemous blue sky, Birds keep singing, blossoms bloom, Beleaguered blue rock. — read more

Last January 7th, 2023, I wrote on a Five Below gratitude journal with pre-written prompts, gifted to me by a bargain hunter relative: I AM FORTUNATE BECAUSE: I have a roof over my head — that is not leaking, because, well, oof! If it was during the ongoing “Pineapple Express” rainstorms, I’d be screwed, along… — read more

Do you ever see wild animals? — from https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/67908459/posts/76735 Yes: coyotes, hawks (very wing-spanny, very well-fed ones this winter), and lizards, so many lizards, and snakes.  — read more