Fall Waning Back to School Moon
Lafayette, Indiana on the banks of the Wabash River. Home of Purdue, the Boilermakers.
Got in here at 8:58 last night Minnesota time. But, this being Indiana, it was 9:58 here. Indiana suffers from chronic ambichronicity with the rest of the country and from county to county within the state. A pleasant night for a stroll took me past the county courthouse and several college bars to the Holiday Inn.
Tuckered out, as we say in Indiana, I went to bed not long after.
Up this morning with a significant amount of work to do for the Sierra Club; we’re in the legislative priority setting process, so I ordered room service breakfast and tap, tap, tapped my way through saving files, sending attachments and setting up a meeting wizard for a late October meeting.
After that the friendly folks at Enterprise entertained me by sending a man who stood right next to me talking to Kate and asking her where I was. When he realized it was me, he hung up, saying, That was your wife. Well.
Now back at the Hotel, finishing up this and that before heading out to Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp. If you feel any spiritual vibrations, it means I’ve arrived. At the camp. Not the great beyond.
BTW: I carry this netbook with me as well as my Blackberry and my Kindle. An electronic menage a trois. Keeps me connected, informed and well read. Not bad for under 2 pounds.
