Monthly Archives: July 2020

Money well spent ??

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It is my hope, and prayer, the “topper” and “pillow” will give me a good night’s sleep.

July 3rd. To “test” the merit of my new purchase, I did not take “a sleep aid” nor sprinkle lavender on the pillow; the pleasant noise machine was not turned on. “Yes,” I experienced a good night’s sleep.

“Time travel”

Yup, it’s “really early” and I have a blog message in mind. I want this message to have the 3:45 AM “timestamp.”

Before I got out of bed, I was reminiscing about my T@B Teardrop Trailer Travels in 2010. It is almost Independence Day and I can remember where I was and what I was doing. It’s great to return to those earlier blog messages and see pictures and read details. Here’s the narrative about July 2nd. I’ll need to read further to see if I documented my disappointing experience regarding a trip to hear the music and see the fireworks in Boston. Believe it or not, I can still remember driving to the train station. A former policeman, now security guard, at the parking lot warned me not to go because “too dangerous for a woman alone.”

Those were “the good old days” when thousands of people could crowd into small spaces for entertainment and fireworks displays. The Coronavirus pandemic has certainly changed our lives. Boston Fireworks cancelled (read all about it).

What’s wrong with Lorraine?

Seriously, what’s wrong with Lorraine?

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You know who  came to her computer to “do something.”  Details: One tiny over-the-counter sleep aid just before ten PM last night (and went to bed). Two hours later: Wide, wide awake. Took one tiny over-the-counter sleep aid (AllerLife) at twelve midnight. Wide awake at six and moved from the bed to the comfortable chair in front of the TV. The mind is awake but the body is still asleep. Hypothetical: The “body” heard “the old lady”  say “the old lady”  (dozens of times) and decided to respond accordingly. It started so innocently: This blogger does not like to use the perpendicular pronoun.