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Tuesday, July 07, 2026

Cool Thoughts in July

The bluejay has an Ah vibe that brings on a feeling of cooler temperatures.

Meanwhile, enjoy summer!

Bluejay in January 2026


Monday, July 06, 2026

Reflection Monday July 2026



Exploring ways to adjust a style of living is like browsing a hard copy catalog with all the choices only available online. 

The directional choices for consumers have flexibilities that are, I feel, uneasy to grasp. 

Why is something so good for the human mind as researching is, be taken away in the guise of helping mankind, by pushing AI? 

Technology is a constant tide flowing into our lives. There is no ebb. 





Sunday, July 05, 2026

Friday, July 03, 2026

Day 184 of Week 27 for 2026

 Mid way of 2026 was day 182.5 July. You can feel the year is half over or celebrate another half is left to enjoy. Summer 2026 is 93 days from 21 June to 23 September. There are 81 days left of summer 2026. 

If the passage of time interests you, then keep a journal that numbers the days. Instead of floating on your future as a background always there, enjoy the your view, the one you create for as much as you are able. 

Shape your weekend well

Celebrate the 4th of July 250
Create a deluxe potato salad
Read about New England
Sing to sourdough bread
Draw a picnic basket
Make peach ice cream
Decorate your front door

Wednesday, July 01, 2026

What’s going on with the heat waves?



In mid to late July this year, I expect those weeks to be scorchers. 

This is July day one. There is a high heat advisory posted already! Out my door it is 95°F ( 35°C).  I will not be surprised if the ambient temperature hits 100°F ( 37°C) this week. 

Please, pack an emergency kit for the heat. Check out the government CDC and National Weather websites for extreme heat safety.

 Think. Freezer packs in a thermal bag plus water. Walking, I keep a blue freezer block on the inside of my baclpack where it rest on my lower spine.

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About me. I’ve not mentioned this before. I’m not OCD. I think it is normal to have a few (not many) silly things that bug us.  One such bother for me is frayed threads, little pieces of thread sticking out of a seam, for example. I clip them off. Bother gone. 
I saw a video where in an Asian factory, there’s a quality control person that clips off stray threads. 

Anywayz, I am happy to have seen that happen. So, as fate goes with its well developed sense of humor, the stretch fabric over my cast, after a thorough clipping of demon strays, now has three more for me to clip. 🤣


I found a fourth one. 😱
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