It is late (or very early, depending on your point of view) and I am tired.
I know, I know . . . people have come to expect amazing words and pictures introducing the monthly calendar.
Sorry; I’m all tapped out, can hardly keep my eyes open, and my brain has retired for the night.
I even struggled with what photo I should use to best represent the month of July. Nada. Niente. Niets. Nihil. Ingenting. I probably got some of those wrong, but what I am trying to say is that I have zilch; a big dead log . . . say, that give me an idea.
Many things to see in this log. Animals, tortured visages, lumbering giants, fallen creatures . . . you pick.
Here’s the calendar.
Right-Hand Click anywhere on the pictures, and Choose “Save Link As . . . “.
Note that clicking “Save Image” will download the resampled image (640×954, 72dpi) WordPress created for the post. Suitable for viewing on the screen, but not suitable for printing.
“Save link as” downloads the native size of 11×17, 300dpi, but can be printed smaller. Printing larger may have mixed results depending on how knowledgeable you are.
Of course, saving is not required . . . one can just ignore the post. If you are adventuresome, and it does not work, let me know, and I’ll try to fix whatever WordPress screwed up.
Disclaimers: I do not guarantee the accuracy of the calendar. My general understanding of time is limited to it being (mostly) an arbitrary demarcation of the unidirectional flow of existence. Many instances in my life demonstrated to me the disconnect between any hard measure of intervals of time and the perception of said time intervals.
Why so tired, you ask? Well, I’ll tell you. We went on a trip to check out yet another possible relocation site. Less than a day there and we accomplished something; we are not moving to Evanston, Wyoming.
It’s good to scratch something off the list, you know, like Illinois and most of the Central and Southern states.
Speaking of motorcycles, did I ever mention each day I more and more dislike people who buy loud motorcycles? Like now, as I listen to a pezzo ti merda gun the engine as they go up Monument Hill on I-25. You can easily hear him for at least two miles around, and probably more. People ask me why I am not against the death penalty . . . isn’t obvious? It’s after midnight, and that piece of inconsiderate slime not only gives no thought to others but probably purposefully bought a loud bike so that he (or she) could do that very thing.
Remember, you don’t have to use the calendar portion . . . you can cut out the bottom part, and you have a picture to hang on your wall.
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. . . my FP ward . . . chieken shit.
In honor of UV Safety month I purchased 2 UV filters that happen to be on sale. I’ve been meaning to buy them for 8 yesrs. This is not the first time I’ve procrastinated, but I’ll get to that later. Also, this is the first time in years that July 31st and August 1st share the same day. Good thing we are on Daylight Savings time!
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That’s a carryover error from last month . . . which apparently no one noticed until now.
. . . I did say was tired, and there is a disclaimer regarding accuracy . . .
As for the filters, I used to have them on all my lenses but have since gone away from them as after extensive testing I could not really see any difference and they were a pain to clean. I had this big hope they would cut haze, but no. I now always have a lens hood on, but no UV filter.
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So, I corrected the calendar. I should have checked for more errors, but I figure someone will let me know if more inaccuracies infest my work.
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Well, thank you for your effort, you weary soul…. 🙂
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De nada . . . literally.
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That’s a very interesting looks-like-many-odd-things log.
And why not Evanston, WY, the town of Fresh Air, Freedom and Fun? But you haven’t scratched off other areas of Wyoming, right?
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Evanston, although nice, came across as a one-horse town looking for a horse. The geography also is not as attractive. The plus is a tad over one hour to Salt Lake City, but that was not enough to shift the balance to the plus side.
And yes, Wyoming is still in play. The current contenders are Sheridan and Cody, with Sheridan holding a slight edge as of now.
We’re going to check out a few more places in Colorado, but the needle is nudging toward WY. We then just have to figure out what we do for the winters.
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Noisy motorcycles get my goat too. Hope your sleep was deep and restful when it came. A really good sleep is such a pleasure.
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I usually wake up after 2-3 hours sleep. No reason that I can tell. It could be a remnant of my small sleep cycles in my younger days, but I usually go right back to sleep.
Now that I’m retired I’m settling on 5.5 to 6 hours sleep per night, up from my normal 4.
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6 hours is about my average sleep. When left to my own devices, I prefer 10. I suppose with a smaller amount of sleep you fit more in.
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Yes, I have longer snack times than most people.
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I’m not sure what’s the basis for wanting something really loud . . . perhaps compensating for something or other.
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Is this photo like the Rorschach tests?! 😉 I see a dragon! But I won’t tell you what I see him doing! 😮
I can’t believe it’s July already! I will definitely celebrate National Lasagna Day! 🙂
I hope you got some sleep!
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Oh, you don’t have to tell me. Seriously, don’t tell me.
And yes, these months are just swooshing by. And yes, I got my five hours in. Thanks.
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HA! 😛 Okay, as the Queen of TMI, I will refrain this once from telling you! 😉
Hope you and Melisa have a happy evening! 🙂
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Thank you, and wish you a pleasant ending to today and pleasant dreams of randy dragons.
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