What day is it again?
Some day at the end of November.
Thanks have been given without unpleasant incident. Even as I say that, my ever gloomy mind comes up with mishaps and disappointments that loomed large a couple of days ago (a child who couldn’t make it, a parent who fell en route to a video call). Even so, the holiday came and went with no regret for never having mastered the Heimlich maneuver, and with a fair amount of tap and other dancing. That has to count as a win.
Speaking of “winning,” I amassed today the 50,000 word count for “victory” in Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month.) I cannot pretend to have written a novel, but only a relatively large number of words. This may account for the lack of ebullience, I feel today (whatever day it is).
Still, I have learned something important this Nanowrimo month: that I, that you, that probably almost all of us, have a lot more free time and imagination than we generally think we do.
My gloomy side chimes in: ‘yes, and possibly we have a lot less time than we think as well.’ (Darn you, gloomy side!)
So, what time was that again? Time to get going.

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