Settling in at Elk Run. Until the place gets put together, a while yet, that process will continue.<\/p>\n
It will take longer to settle in with the people. In part due to a fundamental problem–poor hearing. In the dining room the clank of glasses, rising and falling chatter, the ping of\u00a0silverware on plates, makes hearing a challenge. It also interferes with thought. Hard to think with all the noise. As Mike said, waving his hands over his ears, distressed, “I can’t think with all this.”\u00a0 Bothered me, too.\u00a0\u00a0As a result, we often trail off mid-sentence, giving over our conversations to the chaos.<\/p>\n
Shadow seems happy. She likes her walks, her times with Annie, and playing with me.<\/p>\n
Alan and Joanne came by yesterday. We spoke of many things. The marginalization of creativity; whether an AI doomsday await us all, my doggie. It was a delight to have them here.<\/p>\n
Stamina sucks. Need to workout in long hallway. Thighs are weak. Strengthening my legs and increasing stamina: priorties.<\/p>\n
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Settling in at Elk Run. Until the place gets put together, a while yet, that process will continue. It will take longer to settle in with the people. In part due to a fundamental problem–poor hearing. In the dining room the clank of glasses, rising and falling chatter, the ping of\u00a0silverware on plates, makes hearing … Continue reading Hearing<\/span>