Today

Today will be as full a day as yesterday’s, but with entirely differing agendas.

Beyond prepping files to send to CAS for consideration for another of their many venues here in Austin, our youngest girl is having eye work on both eyes and we’ll need to co-ordinate picking her up and probably have Sheila spend the night w/her. We know the 6 year old will love that too 💕

The best thing’ll be be to pace.

If I can, I’ll post some preliminary pics of our trip to Wimberley yesterday 😊

(mid-morning update, link to yesterday’s teaser Wimberley pics 😊) –
https://felipeadanlerma.com/2019/10/24/day-trip-to-wimberley-texas-blue-hole-regional-park/

Yesterday

Yesterday was a brilliant day of returning to exploring new sites for images that mesmerize me and make me want to drop all things not creative and paint, format images, prepare work I can sell, design blog pages filled with enticing images, and —

Well, if you get the drift – I overextend, if jubilantly so 😊

I’ll give myself some leeway…

After all, I’m barely a month and a half past a second surgery in less than 4 mths.

Sheila & I made a return trip to Wimberley to explore some areas adjacent and close to where we’d gone last week w/our youngest grandchild. We explored Blue Hole, Old Baldy – so named for it’s barren look before cedar trees populated the area – and peeked inside the preserve along Cypress Creek. Plus, we had a home style meal at the Wimberley Cafe in the square. It was so good I had to ask for a 2nd homemade biscuit ☺️

The day had become quite warm, upper 80s, though certainly nothing like 106, lol! And we were obviously tiring and still needed to grocery shop when we returned to Austin. Once all done with that, I laid down to rest, and slept over two hours.

In the later evening we watched the beginning of Bull on TV, and Sheila fell asleep sitting up half way through. I saved our spot on the DVR, and turned off the TV.

It is great to be active.

It is also great to acknowledge when one has done a bit – or several bits – too much 😊

It’s part and parcel of senior fitness. Balancing being active with acknowledging limitations ❤️

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