How I See Things

How I See Things
Cartoon-like drawing in shades of dark to medium purple. Eyes with beautiful eyelashes, looking through a pair of glasses.

Monday, May 31, 2021

Moved

I have moved! I have finally moved! 

I haven’t posted in a while because after months of looking and being denied denied denied, I was suddenly approved for a home a few hours away from where I had been living. Everything happened so quickly. 

And I am still, around my disabilities and abilities, moving things around, looking for things (where is the printer?? How can I lose a printer?), sorting things out, figuring where to put things ... 

Around all of that, I am so grateful to be where I am. The internet is absolutely terrible. Truly terrible. It cuts out most of the time. I now have internet through the phone line and also internet through a satellite on my room. And both are terrible. It’s hard to decide which is worse. I need to cancel one. Probably the one through the satellite. We shall see. 

I love my Mountain View from my back yard. I love all the birds. I have bunnies, deer, so many birds, and even a woodchuck who come to my home. Oh, and now mice. Because: country. 

My landlord has approved for me to get chickens and even Guinnea fowl! A local farmer has said she would love to give me some baby chicks. Not sure I am ready for that commitment. But it would be fun, if I wasn’t disabled, to have more animals, to have baby chicks and also to have my own fresh eggs. Although, I live in a farm town and it’s super easy to go to the local general store and buy local eggs from someone I know now. 

Ok, that was all a tangent. Thank you for indulging me and reading! 

I love my new yard! See the teaspoon of Mountain View? I love it. I learned yesterday, from a neighbor, that in in the winter, we have a panoramic Mountain View when the trees are bare. I can’t wait to see that too!
 https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1PT9r826k4TdZQcvl4EAaY1kC_HPfuhyL

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