When you’re mi–ing two out of 100 of -omething you might not mi– the two thing-. -ut if they are certain -omething, well then, you really mi– them. I am trying very hard to patiently wait for my new key -oard to arrive. -ut it i- getting very hard to –e -uper patient.
Thi- i-n’t my only potential electronic tragedy recently. La-t week, Thur-day I -elieve, I wa- moving -oil out of my pond- and ju-t aout the end of twilight I noticed my phone wa- no longer in my hip pocket. I checked my route to the pond from the garden and couldn’t find it. That certainly meant that it wa- either -uried in the pile I had made of pond –ottom -oil or I drove over it and –ma-hed it into the pond –oil.
Dirt got up ju-t -efore 5am the next morning and walked out to where I wa- working ju-t in time to hear my alarm go off and find it under a couple inche- of coal –lack -oil.
I’m -orry Dear Reader, thi- mu-t -e a- difficult to read a- it i- to type. -o no –logging or face-ooking my girl- until my key-oard come-. -oon I hope!
I do have -omething to keep me –u-y until it arrive-. I harve-ted a-out a quarter of my pepper-. And today I need to dry -ome, freeze and can other-.
I’ll -e -ack when my key-oard come- and Dirt in-tall it. Then may-e I can talk without all the-e halt-. And peaking of halting -peech, have you -een the Chanel 5 commercial with Pitt? “My luck, my fate… my unfortunate commercial”, i- what he -hould have -aid.
Enjoy the de-ate tonight Dear Reader. I’m –ure it will –e a- comprehenda-le a thi- po-t. -ee you later thi- week or next when my -oard come-.
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