Stormy Weather

I do remember riding my bike during a lightning storm once, but I'm sure mom didn't send me out there... The only other kids out were those Swedish kids that had a trampoline in their back yard... Exercise nuts... They lived one house up Corliss from the house that was kitty-corner from Trudy... Heidi and uh, Wilhelm? The boy had an odd name like that. I think they missed the middle off trampoline too much, but then again I was out in the storm too...

Anyway... I am loving this cool and rainy weather. We don't get a lot of lightning storms in these parts. Hopefully that bit is over now. Mom has been doing so well.

I got maybe nine hours of sleep total today, still not quite awake. That's why I am liking all this rain. It's conducive to sleep.

When I retire I think I will move to a cool/rainy place like Aberdeen or Hoqium.

Wonder if there is bad blood between those two "gateway to Ocean Shores" cities. Maybe I will open a store in Hoqium and have a "Tsanami of Savings" sale, go to the bar and bitch about those bastards over in Aberdeen getting all the love from the tourists.

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