Talked about reading and very little else. Just a nice morning walk.

A bunch of things kept me from walking yesterday. I talked about them today.

It was below freezing at sunrise so I gave the day a chance to warm up a little before venturing out. Amazing the difference a little direct sunshine makes.

I talked about finishing Star Farmer and starting The House Witch. Also a little Factorio.

A bit disjointed today, as if I’m not everyday. Talked about Jaxon Reed’s Star Farmer, city builders and crafters, and Joyce Lionarons’s Matthew Cordwainer Smith and Gavin Rownt mysteries.

Edit: to correct Matthew Cordwainer. I knew it was wrong when when I typed it but my brain didn’t stop to fix it on the way by.

I’m a-dragon this morning. Rawr. But at least I’m moving.

Talked a lot about Star Farmer by Jaxon Reed (with an apology for misspelling his name earlier). Also Factorio.

I got my legs moving a bit faster than normal this morning. I think I took a minute off my usual time. Talked about Factorio, transferring cassettes, and what I’m reading (a sample that has some promise but might not make the cut).

Temps in the high 30s when I started out this morning. I went with the parka.

Saw some geese before the recording started. I’ve futzed about the house too long now and forgotten what I talked about. Factorio, certainly. Wandering Inn. Walking without water bottle and lip balm. Rough morning. Not even sure I hit the Monk Post.

Something in the air this morning. Or at least up my nose. Luckily the sneezes gave up after a bit.

Talked too much about Factorio, gave some lip service to Wandering Inn. Commented on the foliage and flowers, as one does.

It shoulda been a low key, pleasant day yesterday instead of what it was.

I made a haircut appointment for this morning. Talked about stuff but honestly I don’t remember what. Two different cats, fun with Linux secure shell, and possibly reading. I’m not sure.

After another extended dental visit, I came home to moving two honking pieces of furniture around in the basement to get the treadmill back into shape for the season to come.