PS

One other thing I want to mention before I forget it: We had the opposite of the punks dancing in the midst of a full on squaredance session that we witnessed at the county fair in August: At yesterday's happenings, they had a band called Mystafya. They were one of the best reggae bands I've long seen. They had a pair of singers up front, one was of a classic "lover's rock" silky smooth mold, in a track suite with a white headband, himself round and smooth, very warm and friendly. Vocal honey, indeed. The other guy was of the "chant down Babylon" mold, little dreads up top, looking like he's experienced it all, and has the fight in 'im, ya mon! :-9 Anyway, several of us were dancing, and over to our right, there was this older couple, both with cowboy hats, she with fanny pack, country dancing together. And they didn't just do it for one song, they were in it for the long haul. I love how things blend together here...

and one more thing - I just had a call with one of my clients, who is now talking about things into next year. Sounds like I'm a hit. A nice feeling indeed. All this, on a Monday, a day that's often been a slump/funk one for me. I had to smile as I was on this call, being very professional, making all these good points, feeling I was truly on his level and of valuable service...and halfway throught it Joe jumped up on my lap. I get to give my kittie love, do business, and work it together just fine. I'm digging this for sure :-)

I'm going to try and get better pictures of the trees, the cheapo digital camera we have seems to like to bleach out colors. Or you can just imagine it, about three times more vibrant then the picture in the post below...

be well my friends.