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Sunday, August 30, 2026 – Orlando, Florida

Hi, there.

It’s another late summer scorcher in my corner of Central Florida. As I write this, it’s almost midday, and even though the temperature is “only” 86°F (30°C), high humidity and a barely perceptible easterly breeze are combining to make it feel like 99°F (37°C). We may see some light showers passing through in the afternoon hours, but until then, we can expect a hot and sticky last Sunday of August 2026, as the high is expected to reach 87°F (31°C).

It’s Sunday, so I think I’ll try to relax a bit and read a book or watch a movie. Maybe that will help me cope with writing-related anxiety so I can start working on a new story. Man, writer’s block stinks.


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10 responses to “Musings and Thoughts for Sunday, August 30, 2026”

  1. Doesn’t it, though?

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    1. It’s not the best feeling in the world, I’ll say that much.

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  2. Hope you’re able to relax. Struggling to write at the moment too, writer’s block really does suck.

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    1. Thanks, Pooj.

      I used to have momentary bouts of lost creative mojo, but I’d always snap out of it in less than a week and get on with the storytelling. This time, “snapping out of writer’s block” is…not, ahem, snappy.

      I hope we both recover from what ails our writing minds.

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      1. Oh no, well hope we do soon too.

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  3. We are currently in Florida, Sarasota. It was a short three day vacations. It would be nice to come visit you one day. This was too short of vacation and too far away. We had a good time swimming in the ocean and petting sting rays. Unfortunately, we are stuck at Sarasota Airport. Our plane is four and half hour late and our daughter has school tomorrow.

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    1. Wow. I hope you get home tonight!

      It would, indeed, be nice if you could swing by here someday.

      May your flight back to Dallas be a safe, if rather delayed, one.

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      1. It got late very late but we are home now. It would be great to be able to swing by you one day.

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      2. Maybe someday, the stars will align.

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      3. Yes, I hope so.

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