September 14, 2015, Prescott- First, my apologies to friendly readers- Heath Muchena, JoEllen Coney, Starman Jones, Richie Salgado and Michel Fauquet. I found your lovely comments in my Pending file, which has been ignored even longer than my Flickr site. I have cleaned it up and approved all of your comments.
I am sad to hear that another Xanga friend, Sister Mae, has died. She was a rock-solid friend, when I was on the old network. I hadn’t heard from her, on Xanga 2.0. Now, I know why.
My new position is three weeks away. I worked today on a one-day post and will do the same tomorrow. There ought to be several other posts, this week and next, in the run-up to Fall Break, which will see me enjoying a bit of the high country. I haven’t decided exactly where,yet, but I know it’ll be in-state.
Choices, we make and choices we own. In accepting the charter school position, I had to decline a Red Cross post. I think that position will go to someone who has actually worked in Social Services. Several other changes, vis-a-vis my weekday schedule, will come about, after October 12. I own those, also.
My erstwhile tendency to walk off and leave things hanging came to me in a dream, last light, with Penny warning me that this is a feature of mine that I should relegate to the past. Yes, I have made a world of progress, in that respect. Focus is improving, day by day.
Someone commented this afternoon, that I have “bedroom eyes”. Yikes! I thought we had left that term in the scrapheap of shallowness. Since this person is not within my age-range, I will take it as a misguided compliment, and leave it at that.
It is nice to be appreciated, and it is nice to have a few things- pending.
Good going, Gary! I am glad they finally offered you a position at the Red Cross. I am even happier about your new position!!! It would be great to get together once a week, maybe Saturdays or Sundays. I am so glad you will be doing your forte-working with children.
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I will reach more people that way, in the long run.
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she fought valiantly.
which is all any of us can do.
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That she did, and we must, if it comes our turn.
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I’m sad SisterMae.
Watch those bedroom eyes. lol
Have a great day
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The good days continue, Ralph.
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Yes. The good days continue.
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The death of Sister-Mae is sad. I couldn’t believe it either.
The comment about the “bedroom eyes” made me laugh. (LOL) I am sure the person who is much younger may not have known what was said.
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I will miss her. As for the person, another one sitting nearby said, “EEEW”, which would have given her a hint.
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I enjoy the attention of younger women. They are safe. I don’t have to be involved with them beyond friendship and that’s the way we both want it to be.
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