Turn of the Month

 Solid 5 hours of sleep 


WONDERFUL zoom concert last night. One of the absolute joys of Zoom with screen reader is that Zoom tells me the names of everyone joining. Even if I am not going to go find them in 300 people it is so cool to know they are there. At one point someone was not muted and not responding to requests to mute. Unclear whether it was even deliberate. The tech host locked the meeting and gradually opened up one voice asking Friends to worship, a couple others related to performers. Echoes of life on the helpdesk in grad school when a flash flood knocked out a bridge carrying both the main statewide T1 line and the backup. Worship. Listen to evidence of troubleshooting. Gradually hear new names joining, troubleshooting settling down and the music resumed!. If I am REALLY organized I will post links to the artists.


Tuna bean corn salad package
Zoom conference dining!

Feeling very well nourished by workshop and worship sharing but missing out on some meaty interest groups between tiredness and demands of inbox.


Awesome Bible half hour this morning. Old testament and covenant and eldering about space for energies of younger friends. Space. Not overwhelm.


Amazon fresh delivery early in the window. I meant to order something other than a couple items but now I have enough veggies not to have to go anywhere for a few days. Soul and Amazon business model needto be held in the Light. In approximation of campus dining hall food several items had too much salt. Dilute the spinach dip with yogurt and more spinach.


Maintenance person said today that damage was not just computer lab door getting punched in but a real mess. Now I feel doubly silly for not jumping on the problem when i first heard the alarm co voice message. Except I don't think I would have wanted to see the whole lobby a mess at 6 am. I guessI am glad to know about stuff I didn't see. I guess.


I'll explain the title tomorrow maybe

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