Sometimes you burn out, most of us just get older and we start falling down
I have in the last few days acquired some kind of so far non-plague fever-bug which feels like insult to injury, but on the other hand I have also gotten a normal amount of sleep for two consecutive nights for the first time in actual months. I spent the afternoon on the couch with a cat, reading John Van Druten's The Voice of the Turtle (1943), Niven Busch's The Furies (1948), and Melanie Williams' BFI Film Classics: A Taste of Honey (2023), this last a present from my mother who nabbed it in the final days of the Book Depository. The lilac in the back yard was amenable to having a small branch broken and brought indoors where it smells fantastic. The other thing the back yard seems to grow beyond leftover junk is violets. I plan to pick some tomorrow. The twilight at the end of the street is currently doing its smoldering apple-green thing.

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Thank you! I couldn't remember the last time I had just lain on a couch and read a small stack of books, interrupted only by the need to refill my hot-water mug or tend to the desires of the cat.
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I like them! They are emotionally important at the moment, too.
I've just seen the first violet leaves in the past few days, and I am really looking forward to my violets. I hope the freckly ones come back. They are a bit finicky about I'm not sure what.
Please post pictures if they do! Are they white and purple, or what?
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I'm sorry about your fever-bug; may it soon go away and your sleep stay.
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I'm glad there are some compensations still on offer, though.
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< Careful Hugs >
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As for the violets, they are white with an abundance of faint flecks of violet. I will attempt to document them should they appear this year.
P.
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Not so glad for the fever. Give it one star on Amazon and recommend they discontinue manufacture.
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Amazon purchased and pulled the plug on it, which I resent. I had just discovered it within the last few years.
I'm sorry about your fever-bug; may it soon go away and your sleep stay.
Thank you. Sleep is presently elusive, but I'm hoping.
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Thank you!
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Thank you. They are real and it is important to remember it.
*hugs*
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Last night, not so much, but . . .
*hugs*
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Thank you! They have been a delightful surprise, especially considering the state of the rest of the yard.
Not so glad for the fever. Give it one star on Amazon and recommend they discontinue manufacture.
Contained bobcat.
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Oh dear.
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Nice!