
Quiet
contemplation;
“Home is where the heart is,”
yet, I am far away
overlooking
sunsets
Poetry Form :- Badger Hexastich ( 2/4/6/6/4/2 syllables) (thanks kittyverses) – shared with Reena’s Xploration Challenge #359 and What’s Going On – homecoming
Today I’m feeling:
A little slow to go after sleeping well. Waiting for the coffee to kick in.
We have a funeral ceremony to attend in Mae Chan this morning. Baew’s dad’s friend was in a car accident on Sunday and died tragically.
A short trip between their houses, he thought it didn’t require a seat belt, which sadly, may have saved him. It is a reminder to all of us.
A headache came on during the morning, probably from sleeping in a weird position, as my neck is constantly cracking.
At the funeral, I was hungry, tired and dizzy, wondering how many of these are ahead before my own.
Health:
Physical: 7
Mental: 7
Today I’m grateful for:
The new Android device that Amy paid to put into Mum’s old car and which does seem to successfully do mostly what I would like it to do.
The best thing about today was:
Fiddling around in the old car, setting up the audio and discovering other things that can be done, along with making it smell nice.
What was out of your control today and how did you handle it?
I had to lie down for a while and have a bit of a sleep after the funeral. My headache was pretty annoying but thankfully had gone after waking up again.
Something I learned today?
After the funeral today, Amy told me that the wife of the uncle who died felt sure that he crashed his car on purpose after an argument with his spoiled, drug-addicted 40-year-old son.
Crazy if true, but it does explain how it could have happened because camera evidence and the site of the crash didn’t seem to indicate anything untoward.
Review your acts, Good and bad.
At the cafe in the morning, I took back the plates and cups I had used to the counter. I think the staff were a bit surprised.
I dropped a book of mazes to Baipad and Namhom today. Neither of them seemed that impressed, Namhom in particular, as she was glued to an exciting game on her phone.











