So it has been a couple more Blogger’s Sick Days for me. Today will likely be another one, because I am on my Tablet, which continues to play funky computer games with me, like not letting me add a title. Could it be, once again, that bane of my existence, operator error? Sometimes I am my own worst enemy, which is good news for anybody who wants to do me dirt but is too lazy: I got you covered.
Well, that was a longish paragraph of nonsense. I wonder if I can throw in a picture to pep things up.
Apparently not.
I usually enter, as readers of my Running Commentary posts know.
My Tablet allowed me to put in a picture, but when I tried to add a caption, the picture disappeared to be replaced by a link! I do not want my dear readers to have to click on a link to see my pictures. That is way too much trouble. Anyways, I am sitting up now at my dining-room-table-top, on my second cup of coffee, and determined to finish this blog post. Or at least hopeful of that end.
That is not the picture I tried to add last night, but I feel it is symbolic of my Tablet’s efforts to stop me from blogging. It lets me enter, but not title or illustrate. However, there are few road signs that read “Do Not Title” or “Do Not Illustrate,” as you probably know or at least suspect.
Aaaahhh! Coffee!
This happens to be the cup I am using. I really ought to get a clearer picture of it.
Last night we had another rehearsal for Lights, Camera, Murder! the murder mystery we are presenting for the Herkimer County Historical Society. I was feeling discouraged as two of my actresses were down will illness (Actor’s Sick Day). We have limited days when everybody is free to rehearse. However, I felt better as soon as I walked into Herkimer Elks Lodge. A members said, “It’s one of the actors!” Of course I told them a few things about the mystery, hoping they will decide to attend.
I was further encouraged by the actors who were able to attend. They are doing very well with their parts. Additionally, they complimented me on my script. One actor, who has worked with me several times before, said that my scripts were always good. Maybe he was just buttering me up, but I always enjoy a compliment. Then again, why should I insult his intentions by saying he had an ulterior motive for giving me a compliment? I was about to speculate that he may have been just being nice, but why am I looking so deeply into these thigs? Just take the compliment, Cindy!
Well, that veers into half-baked philosophy, the prerogative of Lame Post Friday. With that minor faux pas, I sign off, perhaps just adding one more picture for good measure.
I remember taking this picture in 2020.
I am enjoying the fall colors!
Mohawk Valley Girl 