Sort Things Out

I just got through publishing a story to one of my two webpages, and while I’m feeling a little better. Earlier I was a snot blowing, throat clearing mess of a man. The tree pollen is high according to the weather and the rain we were promised didn’t really show up. So here I sit an itchy mess waiting for the meds to kick in. But this is nothing new, these are the things I’ve suffered through since I was a small child. Sadly I’ve passed these traits on to my own children and their children; even my oldest granddog also suffers from pollen allergies.
 
So I’m sitting here debating rather I want to head to Waljack’s to pick up some things that we need or if I should just order it and have it delivered. But I sure would like to get out of the house for a while, even if it means sneezing my brains out in town. So for the moment I’ll sit right here while the world passes by in a pollenated fog. Working to get my new office/bedroom better positioned, I now have my desk against the wall with my windows open to the side, giving me a better, brighter view.
 
With a new speaker coming for my laptop, it should be easier for me to hear my text-to-speech feature better, so you can understand my eclectic writing style. I’ve made my decision to order from Waljacked later instead of going there, what little bit I need today I can pick up here in town. Rural living does have its disadvantages, but for the most part the pain of road construction and heavy traffic more than outweighs the advantages of urban living. For me it’s all about K.I.S.S. (Keep it Simple Stupid). It’s a mantra I’ve lived by most of my adult life.
 
If I had to carve a point out of all this it would be, don’t sweat the small stuff. Eventually the discomforts of life have a way of evening out. So through it all, breathe in and breathe out, and allow common sense to sort things out.    
 
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