Here’s a set of random things I’ve been doing.
I’ve read Charles Foster’s “Being Human: Adventures in 40000 Years of Human Consciousness”. I had seen an ad for it, and thought it looked interesting. And it was….for a while. He can do a nice turn of phrase but his endless worshipping of the “noble savage” that he invents from the paleolithic gets very tiresome. He also has no clue about logical fallacies and repeats them too. I ended up feeling that everything he wrote was entirely false, every “adventure” made up wholesale, including the supposed dinner at Oxford. He ends up nothing more than the average woo-peddler, histrionically trying desperately claim that somehow quantum physics can be enlisted to his side of what amounts to nothing more than magic.
Husband and I have a subscription to Scribd, and I’ve read an inordinate amount of books on it. I do like the magazines too, but for some reason, they are almost all from Great Britain, Australia and South Africa. However, since I have a tiny, narrow garden, the gardening magazines from Great Britain are actually far more useful to me than the ones here in the US which assume you have a quarter acre or more to plant.
Since I am on a hiatus from a job, I’ve taken to walking every morning around the lake in a local park. A doctor’s visit and the associated weighing in gave me a wake up call. Oh those pounds do pack on when you aren’t looking. Here are some photos of wildlife, and some more flower photos from the garden.





