I have two handfuls of blogs and two more of domains, but this one gets the most neglected.
Today Dave and Miriam and I (that’s my bro and his wife and myself) took off for the town of Eagle to pick up my cello, which has been languishing in the shop of Shirley Shiverick for a few months. We had to go by way of Boise so I could get my check from the hospital, and I got to meet Karen Corneilison for the first time. Nice gal. She’s the one who gets my checks ready for me.
Well, when we got to Eagle we learned from the sign on the door that “Shirley’s Violins” is closed on Monday, and today was Monday. So we came home on Highway 52. It was a f un trip, although wet and gray. Still, the leaves are tinged with the touch of spring, and it feels good. Tomorrow won’t be quite as warm, we hear.
I was trying to figure out how I could possibly manage on so little money for the next 30 days, but when I double checked my finances I found out I’d forgotten to project the arrival of my next social security check. How could I! Earthquakes or tornados aside, I just knew my social security check would come. But I’d forgotten to load it into my cashflow. When I did, whoopee! I have lots of money. Well, at least enough to pay my bills and maybe even my income taxes.
Bring on the spring!
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Tags: cello, social security
