2018 has been a tough year for Molly so far. January brought a death, as January is wont
to do. My eldest cousin — firstborn of
my generation as well as first to die.
He comes to mind frequently. There
is always much to talk to him about. Maybe
he’s listening somewhere, but we’ll never know until it’s too late to blog
about. My personal fantasy is that he
has joined family members who preceded him to a golf course somewhere (at least
two foursomes hovering about), from which exercise they return “home” where my Nana
is eager to feed them. It’s a choice.
Update on Cats: Millie
lost a few teeth to the dentist, but otherwise my little three-some is
well.
Wilbur |
Little Grey |
Little Grey escaped her former captor and insists on living
free so long as I feed her twice a day.
She claimed my garden and chased away a big black cat in the warm
weather, but they are now buddies, sharing food and lodgings. Of late there’s a third DSH daily, and an
occasional visit from a mixed breed who appears to be part Siamese. Later in the evening there had been an opossum,
but most recently there are two young raccoons.
The opossum always walked or ran off in a different direction from the
cats, but the raccoons seem to be sharing the same squat as Little Grey and her
feline friends. What next, this human
wonders. The animals are all getting
along fine. Humans, on the other hand….
2018 is not fun. And I’m not even thinking about
politics! Perhaps it’s because Spring
refuses to actually Spring but rather hide away from these chilly days.
My job, which is a very good job, is nonetheless trying to
kill me. I keep trying to get rid of
things at home so that my “heirs” will only inherit good things, not
clutter. I’ve barely written a word
since my last post here in early March, until last night when I went to my
local for a couple pints. Thus inspired, I scribbled based
on barely legible scratches and kept going from memory of the theatre I’ve seen
this year. Little by little, bit by bit,
I’ll post Molly’s musings on those.
~ Molly Matera, signing off to talk theatre.
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