EVERY DAY I WRITE these little posts as part of my regular routine, like brushing my teeth or petting my cat. I’ve been good lately about avoiding political subjects, though I admit it is difficult to refrain, given that there is so much happening in that arena. But there are plenty of relatively anodyne topics to consider, and I shall continue to flitter about like a lost butterfly, lighting on this or that bit of color, trying hard to remain positive, which is not easy for a cynic like me, since I’m not only ticked off about things that have happened in the past, I’m pretty certain there is more bad stuff up ahead. In any event, writing these posts can be fun. “Writing is not necessarily something to be ashamed of,” said Robert Heinlein, “but do it in private and wash your hands afterwards.” In these days of rampant virus and disease, there are lots of other reasons to wash your hands anyway. So my continued self-imposed assignment is to keep an eye out for good subjects for posts, avoid the dreaded and denounced area of politics, stay away from religion as well, and try not to admit too much.
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