With the passage of enough time everything changes. Nothing lasts forever. It is unfortunate that I have to relearn
this. Relearn it quite often. In the last month as the seasons changed outside
so did my life.(1) Departures of my boss, cooking guru
(she doesn’t want to be called a teacher) and Curly. Impact on my life not necessarily in that
order. Arrival of a new burger-and-pizza
joint including the re-entry of the best waitress in town. Six years ago it was she who made me realised
why pregnant women makes me sad. Because
I had nothing to do with it. As I said,
as the seasons changed outside, so did the outside of my life. Inside it was the same border line acceptable
cholesterol filled heart. Oh, I lie,
blood pressure down from 180/110 to 130/80.
In an effort to get a return to order, as I know it, in my life I will try to schedule my life around these events:
3 Sep: The SouthYeasters visit Triggerfish Brewing in Somerset-West and NO37 visit Thelema
8 Sep: Wine X 'nough said
14-16: October Robertson wine festival. With a plan to visit two micorbreweries in the area.
2-4 Nov: Whisky. More Whisky! This year Ardbeg have their own stall. At last.
3-4 Dec: Fill the car with women, fill their glasses with bubbles in Franschoek
8-10 Dec: Beer essentials. A new one, but then, I love change, do I not?
8 Sep: Wine X 'nough said
14-16: October Robertson wine festival. With a plan to visit two micorbreweries in the area.
2-4 Nov: Whisky. More Whisky! This year Ardbeg have their own stall. At last.
3-4 Dec: Fill the car with women, fill their glasses with bubbles in Franschoek
8-10 Dec: Beer essentials. A new one, but then, I love change, do I not?
It is so important to have goals. One focus on the goals and the changes does not deter one. Is that a good outlook on life? I will drink to that anyhow.
1. Can still do pompous sentences though.
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