Volume 17 - Day 27/338, 2025 - Monday

It was a good morning for a walk, and we (me, Richard and Paul) took full advantage of that. Still a little chilly, but that was okay. After the walk, I had a couple errands to get done before heading in to the office. I made a bank run, took a few things to the storage space, and then headed in. I started listening to a new book today, One Hundred Years of Solitude. It is (sort of) an interesting book, but I am not sure where it is going, and not sure even what it is about. I will check out the synopsis later, and maybe that will help. Fourteen hours of listening is a long time to be confused. Once in the office, I packed a few storage boxes, and dropped them off at storage on the way home. One thing I realized this afternoon; nothing is urgent anymore. Nothing HAS to be done right now, there are no deadlines anymore. True, I have to be some places on time, but that is nothing compared to urgency of doing things for clients or tenants. I think I am much less stressed than I was even less than a month ago. So, cleaning things out of the office that we have inhabited for the past 25 years, it is interesting some of the stuff I am finding, like the advertising piece I used about fifteen years ago. I always liked it, and I found several copies that I will hang on to. There may be rain in the morning, maybe not. We were supposed to have rain during the day today, but it didn't happen. BUT, the ROMEO breakfast will go on as scheduled, and that will be fun.