A Fluid Day
You know those days where each thing flows directly into the next, and at the end of it all you're not sure where any one stopped and the next begun? I just had a day like that. It was immensely enjoyable. Thanks to Elana, Sarah, Danko and Rusty in particular for their company. It was fun.
Thoughts
- – Elizabeth Bishop just feels good to read on the bus. Oh yeah. I read poetry. For fun.
- – Even though I left over an hour before 12:00, I still arrived at Elana's house within a minute of when I was aiming.
- – Elana's grandfather is, consistent with reports, quite awesome.
- – Elana's grandfather's house is only two miles away from Sarah's house.
- – To walk in the rain can be one of life's greatest plesasures.
- – Sarah and I share a common pleasure in spur-of-the-moment meetings and eating Tillamook ice cream.
- – Cedar Mill Public Library is very close to Sarah's house, and Danko was there to fulfill my hopes and dreams.
- – Danko wasn't nearly as surprised as he ought to have been when I showed up behind him while he was canoodling a drinking fountain.
- – Sarah and I fulfilled our vital mission in Thriftway, much to Danko's surprise and the Library's delight.
- – Sarah's family is both willing to welcome impromptu dinner companions and entertaining to dine with.
- – The art show for high school students in which Rebecca (Sarah-sister) entered a few pieces was very good, and near enough to my house to beg for a ride back.
- – Rusty was willing to stay for a bit and eat a hamburger (cooked by me!) when he dropped my sister off after their health class.
- – Reflecting on these events is nearly as pleasant as experiencing them.