
Good Evening, Village Ladies....
This is "supposedly" a quick C. I. We'll shall see....
I got myself into a terrible fix in the master bathroom. First, I took the fluffy blue fan duster on the long pole and dusted the grill over the ceiling fan and down flew dust, getting into my EYES!

I put eye gel in, then was fine, but proceeded to dust the light fixtures, which are upside-down half-circle-like bowls, mounted on 2 silver bars on the wall. There are 3 light bowls per silver bar, above each sink. I was 'dusting' off the bar, then baby powder and dust snowed down onto the silver bars.

I "KNEW" there must be dust INSIDE those light bowls, which meant bringing in the ladder, cleaning each one by hand. DH did it for me, I kept saying, "FLYLADY said to do it! It's FLYLADY'S fault!"

He ended up changing 1 bulb I touched, which went out. It's those little weenie tiny ones. which you hold with a tissue or paper towel, so you don't touch the bulb and ruin it with your skin's oil. That's what we were told. Anyway, later, DH came to me and said that HE, TOO had gotten dust pouring down onto the counter, into the sinks and he made a big mess, too.

I did the knobs and handles just fine, dumped the trash in the master bathroom, with no problem at all. DH said it was really dusty up high, I admitted that I don't even *think* about dust way up there, probably "should" and just let it "go".
I did a 2-minute hot spot in my office, then 15 minutes decluttering in the great room and kitchen, ran the DW, and have been journal writing, and reading a devotion catch-up. Wrote a list of titles of stories to do, books and magazines to read, and been in touch with Dsis on and off today, with family "stuff". She's at home, on her day off, in pajamas, "putzing", she called it. *I* call it 'puttering'.
We had winds/showers this a.m., other areas had T-storms, but none here yet. It's been sunny, but it's dark and cloudy again, so the forecast is still for more T-storms tonight and tomorrow. There's another W. WA State fire, too. I don't know about E. WA State. We're avoiding the local Seattle TV news because of the murder of a child, etc.. the arrest, and they keep hammering it home to viewers over and over and over again.

Then, with Robin Williams' death, we decided enough was enough. We'll watch National news at 5:30 p.m. and then go back to baseball games. Just needed a "break". DD called last night, I told her about the child and she bluntly said, "THAT'S why I DON"T watch the news! It's so I can get AWAY from that STUFF!"

I felt badly I told her then. My SC pen pal mentioned it, as it was on her news and she has a pen pal in the same city where it happened. I guess there's no escaping it, really, until something else new comes along. Maybe we should be watching the WA State National Little League play-offs, with a team from our State in it? Good wholesome entertainment.
I read that the man who wrote the hymn, "Amazing Grace," had dementia in his elder years. He said he knew 2 things, he remembered: He was a great sinner and Jesus was a great Savior. I thought, how sad that a man, who brought such a lovely song to the world, ended up with dementia. DH's Nana had it, was on a locked side of a nursing home, specializing in Alzheimer's and dementia patients. It's such a sad disease. 1 of my old neighbors died of it, he was still married, he was in a home, but he befriended a "girlfriend", as he called her, at the home. The wife, who didn't live there, because she was healthy, knew of the "girlfriend," and was happy he had a friend, although he was married and couldn't remember his wife. She said as long as he was happy, she was happy for him. She still visited him, too.
I hope we don't get lightning tonight, but we'll get what we get when it comes- if it comes. It was nice to see a few light showers this morning. We have 2 does with twin fawns, each, only different ages and sizes. We used to have a doe, years ago, who had twins and it happens often here in the woods. I'm sure it's passed down the blood line, in this family of does.
Have a nice evening, Everyone.
MT, I hope your foot's much better.
Dee, enjoy that car, too.
Kathryn, I'm glad your home sold and you founds so many goodies at the thrift shop, too.
