Well, Happy and fun Hallowe'en. I wish the kitties and bats and pumpkins, witches and skeletons would bring ME lots of Candy Corn, some orange slices, some sugary jelly beans, some Spice Drops, some Chocolate Drops, some Hershey's kisses, some little bags of peanuts and most of all, cashews!!! Some chocolate filled eggs, even though that's more Easter-ish. Some M&M's...some fudge...oh the list goes on. No Good and Plenty's though. No licorice, no apples.
OK..I hear ya. Just go get it myself! OK. I can DO that (but won't.)
The title of the bloggie regards a second time that I wondered what happened. I told a good friend in a text several evenings ago that I was sitting with a magazine in the living room, my favorite chair, the magazine was in my hands, yes, but lowered somewhat. Not up quite the height a book would be (and was the first time this happened.) But I was reading an article, the TV was on but low in sound. I had been there since my shower and getting into a gown for the night. It was perhaps just after 9. I felt the movement..lasting 4-5 seconds perhaps, of my gown moving several times against my right foot and ankle. I dropped the magazine into my lap a second elapsed- from the last of the movement of my nightgown. I looked at my foot, the floor...around in an arc...nothing. Of course. Did it come back? No. I just sat there, magazine in my lap. I asked the air around me a question. There was no reply.
After maybe 5 or so minutes I picked up the phone and texted two people about the gown and my right foot. Though I care a lot for the two folks I texted-- it was a bit embarrassing to ask a question and describe a happening but I did.
By the way, the house is empty except of me..and I was going to say what all know. The house is very quiet at night. One never knows what small (or not small at all!) sounds may filter n from outside...like the one that raised me straight up into a sitting position after hearing what seemed to be a muted crashing sound. Laid back down..thought how I used to depend on Katie. That she too would be disturbed and leave the bed. She never did. Nor is she doing so now! (hope she is there.) No dear one there now to look to. I miss her watch in the night for us both. Oh, those who know me know I am quite able to defend myself. But a formally dressed guardian would be appreciated.
Here's a Halloween cartoon. ;-)



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