
I was driving home from a class this evening and when I came close to home, where there are fields instead of asphalt the temperature dropped about 15 degrees right away. The grasses are pretty much dried out now and there is a very interesting smell that comes with that. Clean, astringent and from some place there was a definite hint of dill. It smelled like a summer garden.
Go ahead, ask me anything about Microsoft Excel. I went through the entire on line tutorial today. I was completely on my own in a small office with no one to tell me what to do. So I learned how to make an expense worksheet, a pie graph, a chart, and a supplies list. There were some surprisingly easy solutions to things I formerly could NOT figure out and I feel confident that I could turn out a decent document with that program if asked.....
Now I just need to get asked :-)
In the meantime, it's time for bed. Maybe if I open the windows and catch a whiff of the dill smell from the fields, I will dream of kosher pickles.

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My sister is in Tucson, practically surrounded by the fires in the mountains, and the temperature there reached 105 today. Fire, smoke, heat, devastation. What a world.
Rest well.
Shalom