The day the Earth observed Earth Day

Objectives:  Prepare or next semester’s painting class

Provisions:  Chicken and fried rice (again)

Aggravations:  Laptop keyboard lag

  Again, I apologize for the lack of communication.  Who knew an NCAA tournament championship would take so much out of an organism like me?  We are entering thunderstorm season at my location.  Earthly lore indicates one can measure their distance from the lightning by counting seconds between lightning and thunder.  I counted “zero” often as bright flashes accompanied loud “kapows” of thunder.

  Tomorrow is Earth Day, a day in which humans pretend they don’t violently pollute their planet.  Sadly, the toxins might eliminate their species some day.  It’s a familiar sight in this large universe.  Our civilization recorded several species’ extinctions through self-pollution.  Only humans and viruses consume to the limits of their environment on this planet.  Regrettably, science might not catch up with the rate of pollution.

About the last month …

Objectives:  none

Accomplishments:  none

Physiology:  fine

With sincere apology, I write my first entry in nearly one Earth month.  Sorry, superiors, for my lapse in protocol.  You probably want to know what I did for the last few weeks.  I finished an oil painting.  I also watched a lot of basketball.  Go Jayhawks.  Feel free to join us on Massachusetts Street if Kansas wins Saturday and Monday.