Forty-eight

 Peggy,

    Not a good day. I don't know.

Nothing different. Nothing new. Maybe that's it.

    Haven't walked in a while maybe that's it.

    What kind of space do you have for writing? Mine is small but comfortable. My desk is going on fifty years old. Nothing fancy, factory built, bought it at a discount furniture store. It's traveled with me through about for lives. Can't find a comfortable chair though. I end up getting up every half-hour to get off my sore ass.

    Yeah. Most people have an ex. Multiple exes.

    I could never argue with anyone, especially someone I was seeing. Never works out for me. So I remain floating...

    But, once again, you have the strength.

    N. Don't dye it!

    A couple friends and I are going to start biking as soon as one gets a bike. Can't criticize as it took me three months to find mine. And not sure why I'm waiting to get going.  My usual procrastination.

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