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Hot and drowsy day--slept in until I needed to awaken and get some food. Went to CoCo's and had one of my favorites--waffle, bananas, walnuts, caramel, syrup and whipped cream. Yummy, yummy for my tummy--despite the noise and non-stop stress produced by orders always being mixed-up and delivered late.

I shopped for the stuff needed for tomorrow's PD support group--cookies, juice, and utensils. When I had a package of cookies in my hand--I decided to cut back and only buy two boxes of cookies. Three just seemed like too much--although any extras would find a home in the senior center.

Hot today--heading for 103 or higher! It's like a furnace outside--and has been so for several hours.

I spoke with my daughter last night about upcoming rafting trip--and opted out of going. It doesn't feel right for me somehow--so I'm not going to do it this time around.

Humid, very humid--feel the sweat creeping across my shoulders. I just had a Frap--and that cooled me down a bit. But the dampness in the air is as thick as butter--having difficulty moving about. Stiffness in my back and legs--and my feet are numb and have only light sensations.

Time to shift gears--and finish up the movie I've been watching (J. Edgar). Interesting story--but also one that prompts a lot of questions regarding people in power (especially people who manage to get access to the controls that manipulate what happens in the world).