Don't change passwords and forget to write down the new ones
As a matter of fact, Julia has told me several times NOT TO CHANGE PASSWORDS on specific accounts.
So when I changed my Xfinity password last night, it screwed up everything.
Especially when I did not remember what I changed it to.
I also had another password written in pencil that I erased, for some unknown reason, and could not remember it either.
Funny thing....the second password was key to getting the first password.
I have now noted in my password book: Do Not Change. Ever.
By the way, I did he same thing 2 weeks ago and she had to spend a lot of time unraveling my misdeeds. Ditto today.
I posted a video on Facebook today. I went out in the front yard and there were bunches of dragonflies buzzing around in the yard. Dozens! It was like a dragonfly convention!
I am too lazy to Google it, but I thought they fed on mosquitoes and were usually around water. We don't have any water near us.
After supper I noticed a lot of swifts in the back yard, gobbling up bugs. I wonder if they were feeding on the dragonflies.
When I mow, I generally have a few swifts flying near me, catching insects the mower has flushed. It is amazing to watch these aerial acrobats.
I was the designated dog feeder tonight. Emily, Julia, and a bunch of people went to see Green Day at Wrigley. I don't think I will ever stop worrying about them. Does any parent?
Anyway, I got the dogs fed. I will go back about 11 an let them out again.
Last night I went to my porch recliner and watched for shooting stars. I saw a few bright ones, a couple of dull ones, but more than I did the night before.
My chair is right next to some lavender plants and as I was sitting there I could smell the lavender and I was pretty darn relaxed. I might have even fallen asleep for a minute or two.
I am going to add "Making lavender potpourri" to my list of things to Google.
While I still can't hear, no dizziness for most of the day. But I do get dizzy when I get tired, so I found sitting down helps.
Maybe tomorrow.
Peace and Love
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