Hello everyone, today is Sunday, July 6. I went to the grocery store earlier today. It was a good trip but I still need to go to another store to get some specifics for casseroles. I think that will go well and I might go to the key food on the train.

I am sad to hear of more flood deaths but it means the people are in heaven and not clinging to a tree in the woods at night. I question why people could not understand that and frankly I do sense a case of the southern fumblebums. Bumblefumbles. 

It is good to see how the news is communicated on facebook about a less political issue.  It is a way to see if we will find out stuff there.

I feel okay about sharing my book video.  I think it is good to add some regular content and kind of weird for me to wait indefinitely to post it given the level of tragedy pretty much every day in our country.

Hopefully the Bronx does not get too flooded next week from the tropical storm.  I think we are at risk every season for three months, which is a long time.  But I also think I personally am rather expendable.

So anyway I will still keep people in my prayers. It is very sad and will affect a lot of campers experiences everywhere for many years probably. But honestly I have wondered if half the usual summer stuff is safe anymore considering the heat problems and various dangers.

I got some sleep so that is good. I made the right choice to go to the store.

Gice I had a tough holiday to get through and my friend died and I am sad for her kids. But they have a great community to care for them.

Also I am not going to ever try to do the harvard extension though that is cool for other people who want to do stuff. I did a cool certificate at PTS and that was what I needed, thanks everyone.

And now I do comedy classes. And I will try to restart cooking or something, maybe do some videos and share what I already did. What slowed it down? It was the latuda. I am not happy to have constant mild angst.  It could be worse but it is pretty bad and it couldnt be more reasonable to ask to reduce the dose just to see the difference.