Gray day
Raindrizzlefog. Then we get variation -- fogdrizzlerain. With occasional bouts of drizzlerainfog. Mid July and temperatures in the 60s -- I told ya that installing that air conditioner would work.
Speaking of work, I got in a few hundred words on GHOST POINT this morning. But I'm still in Chapter 4, not marching smartly along by any means. Currently in the downside of a mild bipolar swing, and don't feel like doing much more than playing computer games and riding the bike. Which could be a problem, with some revisions and elevation views needed on that downtown project and a big meeting on the group home renovation tomorrow.
Well, at least I don't have a deadline for the writing.
Speaking of work, I got in a few hundred words on GHOST POINT this morning. But I'm still in Chapter 4, not marching smartly along by any means. Currently in the downside of a mild bipolar swing, and don't feel like doing much more than playing computer games and riding the bike. Which could be a problem, with some revisions and elevation views needed on that downtown project and a big meeting on the group home renovation tomorrow.
Well, at least I don't have a deadline for the writing.
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I hate NC summers. It's just way too hot and muggy.
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There's the Coastal Plain with the Lost Colony production (it's gotten frightfully expensive from what I've heard), Cape Hattaras, New Bern with Tryon Palace, Kitty Hawk with the Wright Brothers stuff and the aquarium at Wilmington.
The Piedmont has the state capital, a great farmer's market, the Chapel Hill planetarium, some good used bookstores, and the State Fair grounds.
The mountains have Charlotte with Discovery Place a truly excellent kid's science museum, Biltmore Estate, the Cherokee tribe, and the Highland Games.
We're in Greenville (not Greensboro) and we might even still be there in 3 weeks. Want to get together? I think you've got my e-mail address. If not just comment in a friend's locked post and I'll get in touch.
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