Well, we are making progress towards our move. It is hard going through old papers and things and trying to get rid of as much as we can. But it is good too. I mean REALLY good. Freeing in a way that I haven't felt for a while. Tim even said this morning, "You know, I think we should just unpack six dishes. It has been nice having just six to deal with." I think he is catching the fever too.
Tomorrow is the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Tim is singing in a memorial concert. It is free and it is at the Performing Arts Center in downtown Olympia. It should be really great. 200 people singing together. Yee Haw!
Let's see, I haven't talked about the dogs lately. Belle has learned to come most of the time. That is sweet. She knows that she can go back out after she comes and eats usually. She loves being outside, that if for sure. I think I am going to be challenged trying to keep her exercised in town, but that will be good for me too. Carl has a scooter now and can scoot or bike or ride the surrey too. He is an active boy and it will be interesting to see how he uses his energy. Gabby is pretty laid back. She isn't as good on a leash as Belle is. Maybe I will have to get one of those pinch collars. I talked to a friend of mine about it. It seems to be less harmful than a choke chain. Hopefully Gabby will figure it out quickly.
This morning I heard the Blue Heron "Blue". I didn't get to see her, but it was good to know she is around. And I saw a lizard this morning too. I am happy to say that they don't freak me out like they did when I first came here. And I am not surprised by snakes or hopping mice either. And I am not as freaked out by my worm bin either. I love to see the worms doing their work. They have been working hard lately. But they don't get as much to eat any more since the chickens came. They only get what the chickens don't want.
Ok, well this has been all over the place, but I am glad I wrote. Hope you enjoyed it too.
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