
I heard the phone alarm ring and
wondered if it was the old time or the new time. I slept on. I
dreamed I was following Chris and Michele through a large mall. At
Michele's request, he hired Arnold S as our nanny/housekeeper.
Arnold was giving Michele enunciation lessons (doesn't everyone want
to talk like Arnold?) when I woke up. It took me a bit to gather my
energy, but I arose and went into the kitchen. The microwave read
9:15. My phone read 9:15. My watch read 9:15. I awakened the
laptop. It read 8:15 even before it connected to the web. I tried
to make a phone call. The phone still did not update. I read
e-mail, and saw that Chris was on skype. I thought the phone call
must have awakened him, but no, he was just getting online as he made
breakfast. I went downstairs to finish the binding on the quilt. If
David is not married, who is Nadine? I made breakfast, and ate it in
front of the computer. I read that David Brunk is getting married.
So who is Nadine? I took a shower, dressed in a pantsuit, grabbed
the altar cloth and left the house. I kept thinking I was forgetting
something. On the way, I remembered that it was my choir music.
When I got to church, Jennifer told me Kurt wasn't there so I could
use his folder. I gave the altar cloth to Cyndi. Then I practiced
with the choir. Dawn lost her earring so I went out to the sidewalk
to look for it. Up walked Kurt. I handed him his folder. The other
Jennifer told me Tamara wasn't there, so I used her folder. After
the service, Cecelia asked me if my daughter looked more like me or
like Chris. I thought about it but could not decide. So I agreed to
bring her a picture so she could tell me. From church I went to
Publix. I tried out my new theory that if I step off the gas as soon
as the speedometer hits 15, the car will easily shift into 3rd.
It worked most of the time. I got most of the usual groceries and
some aloe. The organic veggies were picked over, and all the
broccoli was soft. When I got home, I put the veggies away and
washed the tops of the cans. I took my supplements. I changed my
shoes and loaded my sewing stuff in Chris' car. I parked in a spot in
the middle of the lot. There was an empty table in the corner of the
room, so I set up there. I turned in the panel quilt, and took pics
of the other panel quilts. William called, asking questions about
the tent. I realized that what I really need out there is a cot so
water won't touch the bedding. I worked on the quilt blocks
presented in July. Everyone packed up early so I waited till the
end, then packed up and rolled my stuff to the parking lot. The car
was in a different place, not in a parking spot. Then all of a
sudden an earlier remark made sense (Is your car the white one,
parked way on the other side of the lot?) Obviously it is possessed.
Next time I will have to leave it in gear and pull the parking brake
so the poltergeists can't move it. When I got home, naturally I had
to check e-mail. I ate dark chocolate with cashews, and looked up
camping cots online. I can get one for $16 but would be double the
price with shipping. I looked in the garage to see what else might
work. No chaise lounges, but lots of pvc. No plastic to cover it
with, but extra vinyl tablecloths. An idea formed. I made a pot of
dandelion root tea. I took a mug of it downstairs to sip while I
watched my Netflix movie. It was gone before the previews ended.
The movie was called Divergent. It was action-packed and
thought-provoking. I got some good tapping in during the movie.
There were parts I did not get to see because the disc was scratched.
That made it less entertaining. When it was over, I brought the
disc up to put in the sleeve. Then I watched a video segment online
called “Smarter in 7 minutes”. I guess I won't know if I'm
smarter until someone asks me something. I skyped with Chris when he
got online. I drank more tea and meditated. Now I am posting to my
blog and going to bed.
* This is Michele dressed as Snake Pliskin *
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