Musings

So Ladies and Gentleman who has sun poisoning??? This Muse. I am woefully looking back at Friday's excursion to the city pool in my hometown (well where my family lives now). This girl will never listen to her younger sister again (who apparently received the Cherokee skin genes) and advised her older sister (who apparently received the Irish skin genes) that cloudy days are the best days to swim and get a tan so there's no reason to wear sunscreen. I should have known better. I don't tan. I burn then revert back to paleness. My sister however, as we speak is merely more tanned from the outing.
I've never minded my fair skin or ever went to a tanning bed. It was one temporary afternoon of insanity.

On the bright side whatever the Doctor shot me up with was great on the inflamation and pain and might have slurred my speech for a bit.

Recovering should be fun. Taking meds, moving as little as possible, reading books, surfing opera.

Wear sunscreen! No matter what they say, just wear it for the love of Pete!
~muse~

P.S. like my illustrationing???

I don't know master Timm very well for myself, I've only become aquainted with his writings as we frequent the same blogs like our dear Loku and Alan and others, but I'm so impressed with his willingness to try and learn and fail and try again especially as I said earlier in his post about summer break before college.
I decided to try to think of what I wanted to learn or do this summer. I want to be a little more reliable, be more there even when in weakness or depression its hard. But as for skills, I'm studying Greek on my own in preparation for when I take it as a class this fall if that counts as a skill. I went to music festival a few weekends ago and was very inspired and I want to spend more time playing my guitar and learning enough so that I might be able to write my own songs to sing. I love to sing and I love to write so we'll see what happens there. I do also want to spend some time re-personalizing my blog appearance again. I liked it before but it got all jabberwockied when the templets on opera were updated.
I've been sitting with my Grandma in the hospital for some of this span of time that I didnt' post. She had heart failure and also Alzheimers and she couldn't stay there alone. She didn't understand what was happening. I don't know if it helped having someone there but now she's back home again and things are back to relative normal.
I have some great pictures of the Kentucky sky and of 's from the ST Louis Zoo to post if I ever get my camera, cable, and computer in the same place!

~muse~