Summer is ending

Wednesday, August 28, 2019

All the signs are telling me summer is over. The luxurious yachts and boats are heading south. Flocks of geese are gathering. Last night there was such a racket from a group of starlings (more than a hundred I’m sure) that they must be preparing to migrate. Some of the trees are starting to turn and occasionally I see leaves falling. It seems early but I don’t mind the cooler weather in the mornings and evenings.

I headed out to do some shopping first thing this morning. I needed to pick up some things for the Hall for the show tomorrow night. I expected to have to make a second trip to the health food store and the farmer’s market for a couple of other items but I was able to get them at the grocery store.

I’ve been at one desk or another for most of the day. I prepared tickets for the show at the Hall tomorrow night, and put together the tickets for the six Texada House Concerts. There was a bit of my personal paper work that I attended to. Last week while I was sorting through some photos I came across my journal from my West Coast Trail hike. I transcribed it and got lost in the online photos from the trail.

I still have a lot of Hall paper to sort through so I’d best get back to it.