And to make those arrangements, I will need to shorten this entry for today.  To address yesterday, yes.  The deselecting process got fixed.  Some technicians came out and fixed the problem.

Now about today, I need to cut this short and begin forming a new habit.  Or in this case, an old one.  One that will benefit me in the long run….

 

Muse:  Another short one?  But you just started!

Do you want it longer?  The sooner I finish, the sooner I can read and write, right?

Muse:  You do have a point, but don’t you want something for your audience to read?

Who is my audience?  I really only have one person who reads this every day.  For content, I always try to find the most interesting things that go on, but my life is not always interesting.

Muse:  Oh, I think it’s more interesting than you think!

Really?  Today is just another one of those kinds of days.  I work, have dinner and then go home.

Muse:  Everyone has a story.  Even for the most mundane things that happen everyday, there is a story somewhere.

Yes.  There’s a story to be found.  But it’s not always easy to find.

Muse:  It is if you have the eyes to find it.  Now if you would excuse me, I need to go and prepare my costume….

But you just got here!  Well, I guess it’s really up to you.  Getting back to the stories, my vision needs to be honed to see the kinds of stories that happen in ordinary everyday life.  You can go finish your costume now.

Muse:  And you can go read and write like you said.  The halo is done.  I just need to work on the wings.  You’ll love it when it’s finished.  I know you will.  Adieu!

 

As she said, there is a story to be found.  And today, I will find it.

Today’s high will be 58 degrees and the silver lining will be making more progress on my Zachary Willowbrook story.

To all of you who are trying to get back to your routine, I hope that you all have a fantastic day.

 

Muse:  This costume is going to be heaven!  Oh, I can’t wait!