Evening: I finished writing the sabbatical proposal that I began in the afternoon. Hurray for getting it done in a day!
9/26: morning and evening
Morning: It was finally temperate enough to walk outside! I saw the blinking of geese's wings as they flapped overhead. I watched butterflies. I visited the lake and photographed reflections.
9/25: 50 cents off
...per gallon when I bought gas today. I almost didn't take the time to fill up after grocering this afternoon, but I'm glad I did: when I paid at the pump, I saw that the perk on my shopper's card would otherwise have expired before I would have used it.
9/23: students asking
...about the index card art swap I used to run regularly on campus. It was 15 years ago that a student and I did that! But the current students had come across it in an old issue of the campus newspaper and wanted to know more.
9/22: a cooler day
...at last. It's funny to think of a day with highs in the 80s as "cooler," but there it is, and I'll take it.
9/21: celebrating
...my blogiversary with a chocolate mousse pie. This blog is an adult--18 years old!
9/20: rebounding
...somewhat from my under-the-weather day yesterday. In addition to some taking-it-easy reading, I walked on the treadmill for a mile and did some baking before I had to turn to schoolwork in the evening. I was glad that I proofread and submitted curricular forms yesterday evening so that tonight was less crowded.
9/19: coming across
...the work of Beni Montresor online. I was able to read one of his picturebooks (The Witches of Venice) through archive.org, and I ordered a (rare) copy of a book he illustrated back in the 60s (Sounds of a Summer Night by May Garelick). I've been under the weather today, so I appreciated the delight of his imagination and aesthetic.
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