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Year #2- Day 101
Jun. 26th, 2021 09:36 pmDidn't do much today - slept in, because I slept poorly the night before. My digestive system was keeping me awake. I don't know why.
Hot today. In the low eighties/high seventies but with humidity it felt like ninety. We had 75% humidity. Gotta love the east coast and the humidity, although it's also in the Midwest. [Kansas City was unbearable in the late summer months - I rarely went outside. Note - you couldn't pay me enough money to live in the Midwest. I lived there for 17 years - it was my own personal hell mouth. I can't speak about Chicago - even though I spent the first three years of my life there - I've no memory of it. Also can't speak for Michigan. I have family in both - so I have been to both, just don't remember them well.]
Watched some television today. Spoke to mother. Took a hot sweaty walk to Courtelyou Road to get stuff from the Health Food Store - such as menopause herbal remedies for hot flushes, protein powder (they didn't have the one I wanted), sugarless teas and drinks, and tea. It was an interesting walk. Brooklyn is kind of thriving in this semi-post pandemic world. We have lots of outdoor restaurants. Lea - the indoor/outdoor Italian place I used to frequent with MD, has turned itself into an Italian Market, Deli shop, with outdoor seating. Meanwhile across the street, a marijuana store complete with smoking devices has popped up. There's also a juicing joint, and a burger/hot dog shop with only outdoor seating. Plus outdoor Pilates in the backyard by appointment only.
Watching the city emerge in a kind of joyous flirtation of colors is kind of hopeful? Both yesterday and today, gave me a smidgen of hope that things are getting progressively better.
I also started watched S2 of Full Bloom on HBO Max. ( Read more... )
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Hot today. In the low eighties/high seventies but with humidity it felt like ninety. We had 75% humidity. Gotta love the east coast and the humidity, although it's also in the Midwest. [Kansas City was unbearable in the late summer months - I rarely went outside. Note - you couldn't pay me enough money to live in the Midwest. I lived there for 17 years - it was my own personal hell mouth. I can't speak about Chicago - even though I spent the first three years of my life there - I've no memory of it. Also can't speak for Michigan. I have family in both - so I have been to both, just don't remember them well.]
Watched some television today. Spoke to mother. Took a hot sweaty walk to Courtelyou Road to get stuff from the Health Food Store - such as menopause herbal remedies for hot flushes, protein powder (they didn't have the one I wanted), sugarless teas and drinks, and tea. It was an interesting walk. Brooklyn is kind of thriving in this semi-post pandemic world. We have lots of outdoor restaurants. Lea - the indoor/outdoor Italian place I used to frequent with MD, has turned itself into an Italian Market, Deli shop, with outdoor seating. Meanwhile across the street, a marijuana store complete with smoking devices has popped up. There's also a juicing joint, and a burger/hot dog shop with only outdoor seating. Plus outdoor Pilates in the backyard by appointment only.
Watching the city emerge in a kind of joyous flirtation of colors is kind of hopeful? Both yesterday and today, gave me a smidgen of hope that things are getting progressively better.
I also started watched S2 of Full Bloom on HBO Max. ( Read more... )
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