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Break of lit

June to July


I took a break in June to July on my Lits.  Again I decided I'd publish my blogs again.  Under another website link.

I started needing to take a break from writing.


We got some visitors June.26 and visited having hotdogs in the back yard.

Last time we had visitors I got a panic attack and we had to go to the parents to have burgers.


Yet this time πŸ˜ƒ we cook here.

I vacuumed and mopped the floor 4-5 times til the mop bucket had clean water.

Friends last year that visited I could not get cleaning the 🏠 house. And had to cancel.

Yet this visit was an enjoyable event.

I took the dog for many walks that day to calm her down.


After changing admins

I am trying to delete my anonymous account Jiminy niggles.  But I've been using it do much that it took over as a main email.

Do I've trying to unused it til I could get rid of it.

Use it less.

New website new admin. Took so tech savvy to figure it out.  Trying to switch blogs as such.

I also figured out how to change google home. Which had some technical errors as well.

Now it's mostly going to be a silent hidden email.  Hopefully deleted after I figure out how to backup my photos.


Made me feel good ☺️ to get that task done.  It turned out that Google account got bigger use than it meant too.

Google is addictive once your using a pixel phone.  Just that big of a platform that it just launched itself easier than others.  Takes over it all.



Tossing toys to the πŸΆπŸ•

June and July photos are these, hope your all good this July.  Just after I deleted my blog. Or unpublished it.

Some time out at the trailer this long weekend πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜Š

Kim and I go for swims with the dog.  Dixie jumps from the shore and lands on my stomach.  I think she thought it was funny.  I got scratches from it.

Here we are sitting in the shade while enjoying the outside.


The RV parked beside us, nudged my car while parking I got a small scratch.  I told him not to worry about it, it's an old car πŸš—.  Would of been different if it were a bigger hit.

But I wasn't to worried over it πŸ˜‚.

Actually I was waving my arms trying to tell him to watch the pole beside his car. And he had that covered and pulled til be nudged the car.  He then in a surprised look goes did I hit your car.

I go, yeah, what I get for waving my arms trying to back you up in my thoughts.

No worries ☺️😊. 

I texted moving my car so he'd have space there.  But he just pulled in a like a boss ordered a cab after he parked, and got a rental afterward.

I smiled when a cab pulled into the resort.

My old job.

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