A Certain Point of View, Too

Musings & Thoughts for Monday, May 27, 2024, or: Weekend Update, Part the Second…and Monday’s Uncertainties

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Alex Diaz-Granados
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The view from the living room window, Monday, May 27, 2024. Gray skies, no sun. (Photo by the author)

Late Morning/Midday, Monday, May 27, 2024 (Memorial Day), Madison, New Hampshire

A Rainy Day in My Corner of New England

This is what the front yard looks like on a sunny spring day. (Photo by the author)

Hi, everyone. It is a gray, chilly, and wet spring day here in Madison’s Eidelweiss District. Currently, the temperature is 54°F (12°C) under cloudy skies, With humidity at 89% and the wind blowing from the northeast at 5 MPH (8 Km/H), the feels-like temperature is 59°F (15°C). Today’s forecast calls for light rain throughout the day. The high will be 59°F (15°C). Tonight, we can expect heavy rain showers. The low will be 54°F (12°C).

Weekend Update, Part the Second: A Sunday of Solitude

For my Sunday…let’s see. I attempted to watch Obi-Wan Kenobi again…and only finished one episode out of six in the series. I considered working on Reunion: Coda but postponed it for today. I did my usual weekend routine of switching between YouTube videos, tunes (mostly classical music) on Amazon Music, gaming, and reading.

As I used to say to my mom whenever she asked me how my utterly predictable life was going when we lived in Miami, No hay novedad.

Monday Musings – Action This Day

I went to bed last night intending to work on this, the third day of the Memorial Weekend. However, because I woke up twice this morning (first at 4, then again at 9:15) and the gloominess of the day, I doubt that I’ll get much done on Reunion: Coda this afternoon.

I will stick to my usual Monday schedule and take my usual midday break after publishing this blog post on A Certain Point of View, Too. Hopefully, I’ll feel rested and more creative when I return, and I might at least get Scene Three of Reunion: Coda’s 17th chapter started. We’ll see what happens after 2 PM.

Well, that’s all I have to say on this wet, gray, and chilly New England spring day, so…ciao!