The title is a line from a song from the Sixties, though I can't remember the rest of it...but it fits today. Very quiet, though a bit hot. Gary and I did walk down to the Barnes and Noble store, carefully winding around to stay in the shade. Neither of us wanted a lot of sun today in the heat, and with my various medications I have to be really careful about it. One of the truly nice features of living near the top of the First Hill in Seattle, though, is that there is a significant availability of shade -- a crucial feature for some of us.
Barnes and Noble was very quiet and pleasant, with good food for lunch and lots of interesting books and magazines to scan. Didn't buy anything this time, at least in part because we became distracted by the notion there was a mall outside its "inside" doors. Sure enough -- though it only goes five floors up in the building, with an eight-screen movie theater on the top floor. Lots of interesting stores and restaurants too. I'm somehow guessing Faith and I will be back there a couple of times.
Now the weekend is over -- it has been a quiet break from action. Tomorrow it starts again, with daily radiation and several meetings in the hospital. And a meeting here in the evening from a Missouri cousin -- that will be a nice treat.
Things start early tomorrow, so off to bed I go.
Dennis & Faith, with Gary too.
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I can come visit on Wed or Thur. I'll try to write an email but I am working long hours.
See you soon!
Elizabeth
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