And Nothing Has Changed?
I don’t expect much these days. My childlike visions have long since faded into the past. Reality is a daily awakening that greats you with your morning cup of coffee and the news. I didn’t expect the world to be a better place this morning, but I held hope that it would be. My coffee tasted the same, the birds ate their seeds, and I was once again disappointed in the failures of humanity. There should be a religious name for the day after Easter Sunday. Any ideas?
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The Day After … Whoa!
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* E-asterisk
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No ideas. Sorry. Up to my ears in distaste for anything smelling of “religion.”
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Biblically, I believe there is a name, but for current commercial reasons, Lowes is running an Easter sale on Vigoro Mulch, $2.00 a bag.
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40 pounder or 60? A rose is a rose.
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40 pounders, but they are going fast.
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Monday?
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I’m researching this day, it seems that in the Bible the day after Easter has some significance. Of course I was kidding about the mulch sale, but our country tends to use any holiday or holy day as an excuse for a sale of their products. Thanks for commenting Herb. We are heading to Colorado Springs around May 12th, so looking forward to some cooler weather.
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In the Springs I makeno promises about the weather, great or small, lol. In the small town where I grew up EVERY thing was closed from 12 – 3 on Good Friday and nothing was open on Easter at all.
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Feet on the floor, a strong cup of java, bathroom success, and a deep breath are all good things. At any age.
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