Notes - on innocence / Tuesday evening

       Early yesterday you and Paul drove over to Honey Bake Hams for Kim and on the way Paul stopped at Target and took back the Apple watch. Then you drove across the street and he bought the comparable half of the Apple watch series two and you bought the other extra part and you now have your Apple watch. You then sold him your new Fitbit which he offered to pay full price, for two-thirds the new price as it is used. You are both pleased with the bargains. At noon Mack showed up and you had Christmas dinner after which Paul took you and Mack to see Rogue One in three-dimension at the Marcus theatre in Worthington. Mack left from there to home and you and Paul returned for a relaxing evening with leftovers later for supper. -- This morning you drove to Westerville for Schneider's for breakfast -- a treat for everyone, but Paul, who is, alas, working at the hospital today. After lunch you and Carol are heading home. - Amorella

       1107 hours. We all have had a good time this Christmas. The boys are more verbal every time we see them. We really enjoy them and Kim and Paul too. Always a good time. The boys can be really funny when talking with each other -- and there is the obvious childhood innocence.

       Adults have an innocence built in too; different than childhood innocence, but innocence nevertheless. An innocence that has nothing to do with 'government justice' as such, but all die innocent somewhere in heartanmind, at least in here in the blog. After all, in not knowing and understanding everything about one's self before physical death, one is innocent in part. - Amorella

       1120 hours. This makes sense in context.

       Of course it does, boy. Post. - Amorella

       Carol and Kim in the office working on Carol and your legal papers and other such matters. You have to legally agree over the phone every so often. - Amorella

       1224 hours. I don't mind. This gives Carol peace of mind but since Kim is an only child I can't imagine any problems.

       You are waiting in the packed car while Kim helps Carol finish up. Owen came out looking for Ellie, you haven't seen her and think she is inside hiding from the lady who has come to clean the house. - Amorella

       (She was.)

       Once home you mostly unpacked but have yet to take your nightly list of pills. You played with Jadah while Carol was downstairs with Spooky, watched the local and national news and the complete last CBS's "Sunday Morning". Charles Osgood was even on again, singing with Jane Pauley while he was playing the piano at the conclusion. - Amorella

       2027 hours. We do not always watch the show; sister Cathy watches it most every week, but I love the arts and humanities which "Sunday Morning" always delivers with class.

       Post. - Amorella

       2157 hours. It was sad to hear about the passing of Carrie Fisher this morning; and it was also sad to read about the death of Richard Adams, author of Watership Down.