2026-07-14

With the exception of my excursion to Decatur to run errands in the morning I didn’t accomplish much more yesterday. I did make dinner at home, an American Goulash, which filled me greatly and will provide at least four more meals.

Well, I hemmed and hawed about signing up for a $40 Trees Atlanta rain barrel workshop to be held on July 23rd to the point that it sold out before I could register. I have three rain barrels, one of which continues to sit idle, so I kept thinking about this as I waffled about spending the money. Now I don’t have to worry…

Though I say it often, I am/was hoping to get in some riding this week but the weather forecast isn’t looking promising.

Wordle: four, my starter was WIRED

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18 Responses to 2026-07-14

  1. David says:

    I’m up godawfully early to make an airport run. Not for me, unfortunately. Debbie and saw Paul Simon at Chastain last night, and he was just as incredible as I hoped. He played for about 2 1/2 hours, which at 84 is a feat in itself. He did the most encores I’ve ever seen any band do. 4 with his band, and then he came back on stage by himself and did 2 Simon & Garfunkle songs by himself.

    • And sadly I’ve been awake for two hours already.

      Supposed to ride Silver Comer today with Sal, depending on weather. No matter what happens I will be dragging today.

      Sounds like a good time was had.

    • Barb says:

      My sister in law was stuck at the ATL airport for way too long last night – flight from San Diego was delayed enough to make it a tight connection – then I guess mechanical issues after they were all loaded up. – she got to the gate at about 9:30, said then there was an hour delay then. Then at 1:30am she messaged she was still on the tarmac. Her close landing time in Barcelona plan to coordinate with Kevin’s went all to hell.

    • Jenka says:

      I saw Paul Simon at either the Fox or Symphony Hall several years ago and it was a wonderful show. He’s a great performer!

      • David says:

        He’s a living legend. The gall that people have to talk over him like he’s Muzak boggles my mind. Go to a fucking bar with a guy playing in the corner if you want background noise. A couple of Buckhead babes were blathering on for so long that they got a piece of my mind.

  2. Jenka says:

    Dropped the pupper at doggie daycare for the first time this morning. I was worried because she is SO skittish, but although she was a little anxious she did fine. That is a relief.

    • Bob says:

      I got a call from our puppy daycare this morning that Izzy was too hyper and was riling up the whole room of dogs so they had to isolate her for a bit to calm down. If you have met Izzy you would understand why 🙂 She is a little high strung, can’t wait for that phase to end.

      • Jenka says:

        Yeah, that is a difficult phase. I am a fan of the Honest brand of CBD chewies. I give one to my dog when she is anxious and she gets mellow.

  3. Steve says:

    Wordle in 6 and should have been 4 if I was paying attention to what I already had found! Duh.

    Back from a moist 20 miles. No real rain fell but I was prepared.

    Exchanged emails with the old boss regarding consulting and he’s still hopeful
    I told him whichever way it goes, I’m fine.

    Off to a meeting with SMP popo, then a Games meeting

    -FP

  4. David says:

    Regarding your rain barrel class, this lyric from the Rush song Free Will came to mind: “If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice”.

  5. Back from a partially rainy, 100% wet and dirty, 42 mile Silver Comet ride with ITP-Reader Sal. I’m sure I slowed her down. I need a good shower before heading up to Schoolhouse Brewing this afternoon.

  6. Out of nowhere the ITP Estate’s power has gone out. Harrumph! Georgia Power predicts it will be restored by 3:00pm. Double Harrumph!!

  7. Barb says:

    I HATE TRAINING PEOPLE
    ok- she’s very nice & smart, but I don’t have time to slow down. to explain things

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