Hey a walk after a month worth of rain in two days
The grass trees 🌳 are popping out green foliage is everywhere that rain and humidity sure got the green house 🏡 gases warming up. It feels great out side at the moment.
River sure shot up this week with all the rain before the river was a good yard or few from river bank.
After our walk we pick up a coffee I take my jacket off and we sit in the shade. It hot 🥵 outside, I got to mow my grass that takes about 1 hour and twenty minutes.
We walk for almost fifty minutes and do two laps. Me met Elsa and Bambi and another animal that was not that after Charlie in the peanuts 🥜 show/comic.
She was nice lady and stop
To say hi.👋
Dixie is doing good but two days of rain she didn’t want to walk in it. And her activity suffered from it looks like based on her seven day average.
Last night she got a great 😊 sleep.
💤
She is a happy 😃 dog.
Yesterday she had no day sleep 💤 and might of
Been restless 😬 why she got a good 😊 sleep 💤 today.
Below her average calm of 1/2 hour she got even less than that based on her average.
We are getting to mid range and just averaging in active minutes. I’ve been so busy with work, it’s hard to get my full hour in of walking to get active minutes with her.
Todays talk around ethnomethodology and the books 📚 I’ve read on.
This is the book 📕 I read and a bit about it, ages ago I read this author rewrote durkhiem aphorism and was a popular read back in the day. So I picked it up. Reminded me of The musician, Simon & Garfunkel and it was published around the same time as them so was it mirroring or reflecting of the craziness back then any way the book struck a nerve to read and I was impressed. I might have to read it again. Cause it change many a thought back then.
It sounds like you had a lovely walk and encounter with Elsa, Bambi, and the other animal! It's always nice to meet friendly faces during walks. Dixie seems to be doing well too, especially after getting a good night's sleep. It's good to hear she's happy and back to her usual self.
It seems like you've been quite busy with work, making it a bit challenging to get your full hour of walking in. That's understandable with everything going on. Balancing work and personal time can be tricky, but it's great that you still make time for walks with Dixie.
As for the book you mentioned on ethnomethodology, it's interesting to hear about your thoughts and connections to it. Books that leave a lasting impression are always worth revisiting, especially if they had a significant impact on your perspective. Revisiting it might bring back some insightful memories and perhaps new insights too.
😀👍C
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