Saturday Thoughts

  1. I went to Visalia for the first time in several weeks and the lack of traffic was nice.
  2. I drove a little over the speed limit, and was passed in a blur by every car that came near me. Fueled by frustration, rebellion, and a desire for adventure, no matter how small?
  3. It troubles me that I was not carded at the grocery store when I was there during the Senior Hours. (And those hours are probably the reason for the light traffic. . . who else goes to Visalia at 5:45 a.m.??)
  4. Many of the bulk bins at Winco are back! These are the ones overhead that require pulling a lever rather than the ones below that provide a scoop so you can reach in the barrel and gather your own food.
  5. The library sent me a notice that I have 2 books due today. Well, yes, indeed, they have been due since March, but the drop-box is locked. But maybe the notice means the library will be reopening soon!
  6. I started a new project that will be on my blog next week.
  7. A drawing student came to my home, set up her own table and chair in my driveway, and we had a lesson. This worked because it wasn’t hot this week. No photos – I often live my life without documenting it, particularly when it involves other people. 
  8. Here is an article that explains how viruses are spread, describing which behaviors are high or lower risk: The Risks
  9. Here is an article (long, helpful) about the unintended consequences of the shut down: SJVSun.com
  10. Farewell-to-Spring wildflowers are thick around Kaweah Lake: beautiful pinky-lavender flowers that make me sad. The green is gone and the heat is on its way.

P.S. The reason it troubled me to not be carded is that I wanted people to say “You couldn’t possibly be a senior!!” Vanity, vanity, all is vanity. . .

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4 Comments

  1. Jana, just so you know, I leave home at 5:30 a.m. to make it to the senior hour at Winco. I feel exactly the same about the bins at Winco. I had to buy a PACKAGE of lasagna noodles because there were none in the bin. I appreciate what they do have in those upper bins. Don’t we live exciting lives when what’s in the bins is what makes us happy? Ha! Stay safe!

    • Nikki, I bought lasagne noodles in a package too! I needed 12, not 9, but too bad. Love those bins!

  2. Thanks for the Covid articles. Seems to me you two would be even better off in MK!

    • Thank you, Anonymous. It seems to me that the entire country would be better off if they all could go outside, hang out in yards, parks, lakes, rivers, golf courses, and beaches.


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