Late mid-morning. Breakfast was
eaten, and the Sunday paper read. Now you are at a loss of words.
I have to re-read The Dead - 4. I don't remember
it at all. I don't see how a reader can keep up with this book.
It will attract a particular type of reader.
You will find it interesting eventually, when the books are completed and you
can sit back and read them yourself. - Amorella
Perhaps. I enjoy the work, as it is a pleasure, a
challenge, but fun and self-delighting. Retirement is good.
Dusk. You and Carol
spent most of the afternoon working in the yard and mowing (which took more
time because the grass catcher was attached). You had a hodge-podge for supper
and a Graeter's for desert. Carol is in Kroger's at Tylersville gathering up
food of vegetable soup tomorrow. You are both tired. After working you watched
the premiere of "Person of Interest" and since it is a two
installment you are watching the second part tonight as it was on again
Thursday.
I watched "Grimm" this morning; it has
just enough humor and twists to keep it interesting. Carol doesn't like such shows.
Tonight we are DVRing four. We are still checking out the new ones as well as
old favorites. This has not been a productive day for writing.
So, it hasn't. Can't stop the world so you
can have time to write, boy. - Amorella
I wasn't going to apologize, I am a little
disappointed, but hey, it's fall and lots of leaves and outside chores such as
flowers need to be taken care of. Besides, tonight may be our first frost of
the season. Carol and I both had separate observations of mice in the yard
today. Both were scurrying through the grass because of the mower noise and
heading back to the woods, cute little gray fellows gathering food for winter
no doubt. Couldn't help thinking of Bobby Burns when I saw that little mouse
setting up his best-laid plans. Speaking of scurrying, that's what everyone
seems to be doing tonight.
2236
hours. I read the latest Time tonight and earlier in the week caught up
on several more magazines but I am still behind. I still don't know about The
Dead-5. It concludes with 'spirit-an-physics' and what he has to learn while
being the gatekeeper between the deadanliving and the living. I suppose he will
learn through example.
I, as the Supervisor, will come to his aid
when needed. Let's show an example of this experience here, first-hand, as
Merlyn is not sure who to let through or even if he will continue to be
connected. Merlyn knows all kinds of bridges, but the one he settles on which
he settles as a symbol is a drawbridge. He is in charge when the bridge is down
but who is in charge of putting it up or down? He assumes it is the Supervisor
of the Dead, myself, Amorella. But as you and I both know, it may be the Piper
or the Boatman.
Certainly the Boatman has to be aware of this
bridge, and also the Piper as far as that goes.
You are forgetting what is already inferred,
in part, in the first three books; the bridge is the accumulation caused by an
accidental meeting of Merlyn and Richard. - Amorella
It was no accident. The books were written so
that Merlyn might return to the present time. He 'climbed' into living on earth
consciousness through the books Richard Greystone wrote.
First, Richard 'saw' me, the Supervisor of
the Dead, accidently in a dream, rather, we will put it that he was dreaming
when I 'passed through'.
No. Leave Richard out of it, this was covered in
the first books. Merlyn will have to have accidently witnesses 'something' and
because of this he must still pay the Piper if not the Boatman.
That will work. He pays the Piper, I the
Supervisor, pay the Boatman. - Amorella
Can this be 'between the lines'. I don't want to
have any connection with Richard Greystone. Maybe I should change his name to
Carl or Henry. Too many Richard's. Maybe Roland that's a good old name.
Tomorrow, dude. - Post. -Amorella
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