I thought

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wrong. Morse Code, I thought, would be easy enough to learn. Just practice, right? What could be so difficult. Well, no. It is proving to be quite a little trick. I did sign on to a link that has the tools for learning. And I have been working on it. It isn't tricky, or something you just figure out. I guess you just memorize. But applying it, while the computer dits and dahs at you at a terrible pace, even just two letters mixed, is quite a thing. I've only done it a few times, but feeling better, I might try and do a good half an hour a day. If my nerves can handle it! I am not even sure why I am trying to learn. I don't have a radio, or a way to practice save through the computer. And using a keyboard is a rather awkward way of practicing. I suppose it is just something to do. If you think you might be interested, again, here is the link to the place which offers free lessons for Morse Code.

I have tossed the beans, finished off the rice, and done the dishes. I will, before going to bed, set a pot of beans to soak and sweep the floor in preparation for mopping tomorrow. Well, I suppose I should change the cat litter first. Oh, it will get done. I received a call today, from the heart clinic. They asked why I wasn't there. Hmm. I had the appointment down as Wednesday, and I put that in when speaking with the doctors. The guy said to just come on in as I had it scheduled, and so I will. I did get a reminder but I didn't look at it since I knew it was already in my phone and I didn't see a cancellation or change of date notice. I will look a little closer from now on.

Ah, good night.