2020.04.16 07:00 - Grateful for Another Session

The Guardian for this meeting was Adams Rubble. The comments are by Adams Rubble.

I am not going to comment in the text below. I am grateful I was able to host my session this morning. I am grateful Riddle came to see if i was at the fountain. I am grateful for Play as being and all it has done to help me especially in the past week.

Riddle Sideways: good morning, all in white, Adams
Adams Rubble: Good morning Riddle :)
Riddle Sideways: how is everything today?
Adams Rubble: I hope everyone there is OK
Adams Rubble: so far things here are going along
Riddle Sideways: everyone here is almost ok, there is a bad back
Adams Rubble: sorry about the back
Adams Rubble: keep up the exercises
Riddle Sideways: not mine
Riddle Sideways: yes, am keeping up the exercises
Riddle Sideways: and also going for walks
Adams Rubble: it has been a while since I have had a walk
Riddle Sideways: lots of walking traffic out in our little meadow
Adams Rubble: I have not heard much about California in a while. so much going on in our neck of the woods
Riddle Sideways: the lupine are blooming
Riddle Sideways: Cal is very quiet now
Riddle Sideways: governors of Ca, Wa, Or are conferencing on How to start back up (no when yet)
--BELL--
Riddle Sideways: today is go to town day. made more masks yesterday
Adams Rubble: good luck Riddle
Riddle Sideways: an adventure
Adams Rubble: When this is over we can't go back to thinking and living like we did before
Adams Rubble: we must make some changes
Riddle Sideways: hopefully, they will be good changes
Adams Rubble: If we make it through, that is
Riddle Sideways: it is nice that Trum found that it was the W.H.O that was the reason he looked bad
Adams Rubble: let's try not to talk about him
Adams Rubble: :)
Riddle Sideways: ok ok
Riddle Sideways: slipped there
Adams Rubble: he would be happy if we died if it helped the stock market
Adams Rubble: Tucker Carlson had a conversation with our givernor compolaining that the religious places were closed and the liquor stores were open
Adams Rubble: he has concluded that the liquor stires are open because they pay taxes
Riddle Sideways: liquor stores don't get huge crowds sitting close to each other
Adams Rubble: of course
Riddle Sideways: winos run in, grab a bottle, pay and leave
Adams Rubble: and hugging and shaking hands
Riddle Sideways: and loudly singing with mouth wide open
Adams Rubble: wellllll
Adams Rubble: I guess that's the pub
Adams Rubble: the pubs are closed
Riddle Sideways: and no wakes
Riddle Sideways: and the fun that some governors decided there can be no abortions now
Riddle Sideways: a cousin did get her hand operated on
--BELL--
Adams Rubble: wow
Riddle Sideways: yesterday, there were about 10 here at a session. An underlying discussion of how Time and activities have warped
Riddle Sideways: under Stay Home, no work, no go do, etc. and then at the end of day thinking bad about not getting anything done
Riddle Sideways: the "must be productive" thang was bothering lots of us
Adams Rubble nods
Adams Rubble: people can find ways to make themselves unhappy
Riddle Sideways: Mick was remarking that needed to hurry to get a motorbike rebuilt. That had been not done for 25 years
Adams Rubble: of course I do that even when there isn;t a virus :)))
Adams Rubble: hehe about Mick
Riddle Sideways: most all of us do
Adams Rubble: I got the book done
Riddle Sideways: great
Riddle Sideways: how does it look
Adams Rubble: great
Riddle Sideways: proud of it
Riddle Sideways: got the huge Project done
Adams Rubble: it was something I needed to get done while still alive
Adams Rubble: there will be time for worrying about what I did not get done after i am dead :)
Riddle Sideways: like the cartoon on the frig. "Heaven is great, they give you a comfy chair and all the time to read the books you didn't get to"
Adams Rubble: Ohhh, I thought of you last night
Adams Rubble: you talk about the proverbial pile of books next to the bed
Adams Rubble: last night I knocked mine over (TWICE!!!) and it made a mess of things
Adams Rubble: and and two loud bangs
Riddle Sideways: hahahaha
Adams Rubble: I took a book from the tall books standing up next to the pile. The stack shifted and slid into the pile
Riddle Sideways: almost finished the 2 short story books on that pile
Riddle Sideways: twice ㋡
--BELL--
Riddle Sideways: Tall books are trouble anyway
Riddle Sideways: shelves are for short books
Adams Rubble: art historians accumulate lots of tall books
Riddle Sideways: yes, mostly the great Art books
Riddle Sideways: are tall
Riddle Sideways: all the shelves are organized correctly
Riddle Sideways: mysteries, histories, novels, sci-fi all in order
Riddle Sideways: then the shelves for Tall books
Adams Rubble: but when you want to keep all the Michaelangelo together
Riddle Sideways: all gumbled together
Adams Rubble: or all the bernini
Adams Rubble: Even my current project--tall books and short books
Riddle Sideways: those Tall books in the Living room, because they are coffee table books, but too many to be out at once
Riddle Sideways: just reminded of an exhibit hear of last night
Riddle Sideways: MOMA NY (is closed) has a online exhibit
Riddle Sideways: something about art told by those guards/guides those who stand by the art for 8 hours each day
Riddle Sideways: of course can't find it now
Adams Rubble: awww
Adams Rubble: so much art and so little time :)
Adams Rubble: Riddle, i am going to have go check on things.
Adams Rubble: thank you so much for coming
Riddle Sideways: couple days ago, a different set of people, Zoom'ed through virtual art musiems together
Riddle Sideways: thank you
Riddle Sideways: did not expect you to make it
Riddle Sideways: pleasure surprise
Adams Rubble: sigh, yes, one does not know what to expect
Riddle Sideways: *pleasant
Adams Rubble: one day full of hope and another, much worry
Riddle Sideways: have a Great day
Adams Rubble: thank you, and be safe going to town
Riddle Sideways: watch out for cats
Adams Rubble sings "Riddle, don't take yer gun to town"
--BELL--
Riddle Sideways: sings along
Riddle Sideways: by All
Adams Rubble: bye