Creeping along on a Tuesday

This morning was dark and dreary. I awoke about an hour past the time when I have been getting up recently. Fortunately, I wasn't suffering from the aches and pains which have haunted me for sometime. But my body was so heavy and felt like I was suffering from rust, like a machine left out in the rain and the weather.

I think it was supposed to rain today but the movement of air molecules caused the different fronts to break up and leave us with nothing. Now the news is showing the depleted reservoirs in North Georgia and talking about conservation measures. It is sad, and it doesn't take that much rain to run the lake levels back up to the point where you at least feel like you have a lake there.

I remember going through Los Angeles and seeing the rivers and the concrete culverts they run through as they travel through the cities of Southern California. There is nothing there, except when the rain comes in the Winter. Sometimes you wonder why anyone would live there.

Of course, other places such as the cities out in the desert of Arizona and New Mexico and the marshes in which the City of New Orleans was located are other places that make you wonder as well. Its not so much that people are there now, but why they stopped there in the first place.

Well, I think I need to get moving on the matters of the day. Several appointments and then back to Pike County for a title and to file a motion. Here we go.