Bah!

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Lost track of time.  Never fully woke after napping, so dark.  A load of laundry is going, I might yet get a shower, if so dishes will be set to soak overnight.  A load of dry laundry has been mostly dealt with, just needing to be stowed.  While messing with it, I realized that sheet set doesn't have enough pillow cases.  I suppose they don't have to all match.  But if I can make that happen I will.  So, off to e-shopping.  Can't buy currently, can put stuff in the basket.  The exact cases aren't available but a duplicate pattern from a competitor will, hopefully, work.  Never can tell online, or in a store actually.  I must remember, when buying sets, to get the extras right then, colors and even companies, seem to come and go amazingly quickly.

Something else I have to purchase is dress shoes.  I have several.  Some are now way too big, some are way to uncomfortable.  If it was just comfort?  Yes, even then I would be in the market.  But it is more.  Blisters and cuts on my feet just won't do.  I am looking at attachable pads as well.  Not all problems have solutions.  This one should.  I... need to find a... place.  Dress shoes are required.

As to reading.  I have some number of books on my device.  I was reading well for a bit, then bit off a too much with Dante's Comedies.  I finished, but it killed interest in reading for a bit.  I went for an author, and series, new to me, "Chosen One", by Francis W. Porretto.  The author was an engineer, is Catholic, and a fellow blogger who was once linked here.  Can't remember what happened, still, curious.  The other book is something someone recently generally recommended.  It is titled "The Imitation of Christ", by Thomas A. Kempts.  No, not some mockery or fiction, more of a guide toward the divine.  It couldn't hurt, for this fool.  I really think those who just do their best without truly exploring what that means are in for rough times.  No one can save you.  The way is open but you must bear your cross.  You will either way, mind you.  I suppose it is bearing your cross humbly, with grace, in right sacrifice?  I keep looking, this book, along with a bible study, will help.

A roast beef, mustard, and horseradish sandwich or two first.  Maybe salad if it is still good.  And a glass of kefir?  Sure.

I'll, perhaps, put out reviews, in time.  The goal is a couple hours of reading a day.  Usually I have been hitting that.  Might need to extend that in order to fit a bible review in with that.  Later?  No, good night.