MageB ⋅ 83

Journaling since 1974. I'm an artist, book lady, and quilter living at the beach with a car guy. We wait out the pandemic in our little condo above the beach. Having been homeless in the 70's, the car guy and I truly appreciate where we are today. All entries are copyrighted under the author's legal name under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported. © Copyright 1974-2021.

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July 27, 2022

MORE FROM THE CON in Postcards 4

Zoe not reading and reading at the Convention. Me waiting for a ramp to get on the trolley. This gentleman was buying his lunch from a robot.


July 25, 2022

DAYS 2, 3, AND 4. in Postcards 4

DAY TWO: The costumes were amazing this year. Since I watch a limited amount of TV, I didn’t understand the Japanese characters, the red hair, or many of the other things we saw. I do understa...


July 21, 2022

WHAT A DAY in Postcards 4

The first day of COMIC CON. The first day that Zoe was here all night prior to our taking her to register. The first day that Zoli, Margot’s younger brother, was here to look at the family pho...


July 17, 2022

BITS in Postcards 4

It’s nine fifteen AM, and G is rushing around putting his socks on, putting his pants on, and bringing me a yogurt for lunch. His shirt is downstairs with the 7 to 10 day delivery pile of clean...


It was a fun ride up to LA in Grumpy. George ordered a scooter, and it was waiting for us at the hotel. There were a lot of scooters to be seen, but there were even more strollers. Disneyland...


July 08, 2022

WITH FAMILY in Postcards 4

Mom Chris, Max, Kensie, and Alex. They were to be here at one. Delayed, they arrived about four. She had been gone for two months to the Philippines. She took her son, Max, who was enthusiast...


July 07, 2022

TOO SALTY in Postcards 4

![alt text](https://i.imgur.com/H2Dm1l4.jpg I should post a picture or two of the finished Gus. And he is done. When the new tires went on, George wanted the steering rack and tie rod ends done...


July 05, 2022

EXTRAVAGANZA in Postcards 4

Although I don’t have the energy I used to, I still missed going out to see the fireworks yesterday. Instead we stayed home and watched three different fireworks on TV. There were no local fi...


July 03, 2022

AN OLD TEMPLATE in Postcards 4

Himself: He went to the Comic Con Spiderman exhibit and worked it with Zoe today. Myself: Margot helped get me ready to shower. Talked with Laka. Reading: On my Kindle. Watching: Whatever w...


June 29, 2022

SLOWLY in Postcards 4

My O2 level measures at almost 91. That doesn’t make the visiting nurse at all happy. I think my ongoing slowness is due to the lack of oxygen also. So today we put the portable bottle in the...


June 27, 2022

SIMPLY in Postcards 4

Eating simply here. Perhaps just soup for dinner. Yesterday we ran around with our camera’s on our hands. G forgot to take any pictures. I’ve grown tired of using old and dated images. The n...


June 22, 2022

A REALLY GOOD THING in Postcards 4

What’s happening in my world these days. Juan, our next door neighbor is home early today. I napped once over my book; and once after lunch. Yes, the ham was really good. The really nice Hos...


June 19, 2022

JUNETEENTH in Postcards 4

Galveston And The Beginning Of Juneteenth Jun 19, 2022–(NASA) The issue of General Order No. 3 by Union troops on June 19, 1865, marked the official end of slavery in Texas and the U.S. On that M...


June 19, 2022

JUNETEENTH in Postcards 4

https://gcaptain.com/galveston-and-the-beginning-of-juneteenth/ Today a most interesting article about Juneteenth appeared online. I thought I’d share the link from NASA. It’s a most important ...


June 19, 2022

PRIDE in Postcards 4

As far as I know, there is only one gay man on my side of our family. Wringing my brain doesn’t bring forth any more. It’s PRIDE time of year again, and I cheer one grandson. Near his home are:...


June 15, 2022

IT'S HARD in Postcards 4

It’s really hard for me to get started quilting again. I seem to want to nap or read instead of quilting or even drawing. I used to wonder why my very talented mother and grandmother stopped ...


June 14, 2022

THE FAIR in Postcards 4

My camera spent most of its time in my backpack. Only when we got to the Firemen’s Demolition Derby did it come out. I love a crème puff; he loves the plain old ordinary cinnamon rolls. He lo...


June 11, 2022

I NAP in Postcards 4

I nap. Bobbie calls just when I had been wanting to talk to her, and I find myself without much of anything to say. And I nap. I realize that doesn’t sound very exciting, but napping seems to...


June 10, 2022

TOO MANY MUUMUU'S in Postcards 4

Somehow we are failing at the one thing a day thing. Yesterday we took one of the three Rav4 transmissions out to the trannie man. Only then did we stop in to the giant Target in the Valley. T...


June 09, 2022

A VISIT in Postcards 4

We are still doing only one thing a day, resolutely. Doggedly. I had a home health aide visit today and can report that I didn’t fall in or out of the shower. Then came a social worker, and ...


May 15, 2022

PARTLY CLOUDY in Postcards 4

Often through the Disneyland park, I caught glimpses of horticultural work. Often they were not used in traditional manners, and I appreciated that. Though there were acres of the usual. And ...


May 15, 2022

YES FUN in Postcards 4

Among the treasurez was this one…. Packard, it was a 34 or 34. I knew it was a Coupe.)


May 13, 2022

A NEW DISNEY in Postcards 4

Works of ART! Home to an almost full calendar. My life looks like a list of things to do and, “Knock Knock!!!!!” I need to pay attention.” We didn’t leave at dawn the way we planned. Instead...


Here I am getting my daily IV Antibiotic infusion for the infection in my port: VANCOMYCIN SODIUM CHLORIDE. Everyone needs a blood infection to keep them amused. A week long debate on keepin...


May 01, 2022

ROLLING IN in Postcards 4


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