It was really a wonderful getaway. Part of me wishes I could live permanently in a place like that ... though the lack of wi-fi would probably do me in. :)
I think I'd live there, but go to the city on the weekends and do all my computer-ish things for two days, then retreat once again to sweet solitude. (With a mountain of books from the library and fresh coffee beans, of course.)
So for those of you who haven't heard, the engine on my poor old Toyota finally gave up the ghost last week. This is the car I got to replace it -- a new Subaru XV Crosstrek. And of course I had to get it in orange. :)
At a high-end electronics shop today, I overheard an earnest young salesman explaining all about computers to a new customer: "You can use three different operating systems on a computer -- Apple, HP, and Google."
What a lovely place to start the day!
ReplyDeleteIt was really a wonderful getaway. Part of me wishes I could live permanently in a place like that ... though the lack of wi-fi would probably do me in. :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd live there, but go to the city on the weekends and do all my computer-ish things for two days, then retreat once again to sweet solitude. (With a mountain of books from the library and fresh coffee beans, of course.)
ReplyDeleteOh, of course! :)
ReplyDelete‘Climbing buttes’, is that what the kids are calling it these days? ;-p
ReplyDeleteI'd hate to admit how many years it's been since I knew what the kids were calling "it" ... or anything else, for that matter.
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