Inside Look of an Highly Decorated Aquascaper's Home
LINK 24:27 minutesUnder reasonable circumstances, do fish get hot? If the water is within their normal-life affirming temperature, do they get hot?
I do. I get hot. So on a day that is 107° - I can confirm that it is hot. Heated air, rain, humidity and thrashing waves, September has started off on a wild weather kind of ride. We had more rain yesterday and more heat today. Sigh.
I had no idea that one could become an "aquascaper"...and compete in such a thing. But, isn't everything a competition these days? His aquascapes are certainly beautiful, in the way that something can hold visual interest and teach one something.
Ran the necessary errands, skipped the walk. To hot and humid. I heard a newscast that said we were having as much humidity as Florida. Yeah, I doubt that. Ha.
An old aunt of mine kept field notes type journals. Small spiral bound entries of a life being lived. After she passed, I looked through the stack before sending them on to my brother-in-law. They were so simple. The weather, times of rising in the morning and meals. Who prepared the meal (often Grandma). One or two things that were done on that day. Trips to her beloved Yosemite were mentioned and included bits about where they stayed, the weather, meals. I'm thinking of those old journals, filled with nothing profound or revealing...just the plain, bare bones of a life.
There are moments where this blog has evolved (devolved?) to that, to localized reporting of a slow life.
It is enough for now.
May you move at an appropriate pace
May you rest
May you shift plans as needed