a day in random thoughts

“what time is it?”

“what day is it?”

“five more minutes.”

“robin roberts looks good this morning.”

“i should flip the mattress today.”

“these flower books better come through.”

“the coffee syrup is almost gone.”

“this milk isn’t milky enough.”

“god bless routine.”

“maybe i should blog today in thoughts.”

“wow, it’s gorgeous out.”

“i forgot to thaw that chicken breast overnight.”

“i wonder...”

“figures.”

“why am i still trying?”

“what should i have for dinner?”

“why doesn’t she see?”

"it's very warm in here."

“cats are funny.”

“who knew there was this much to know about flower mythology?”

“i should have lunch.”

“why does this bother me so much?”

“i should turn off the computer.”

“i’m going for a walk.”

“i love this street.”

“i love this sidewalk.”

“there are no clouds.”

“dogs are funny.”

“i am alone.”

“SNAP OUT OF IT AND KEEP WALKING AND LOSE THE NEGATIVE THINKING!”

“i wonder if it’s been 40 minutes yet.”

“i don’t feel like soup.”

“maybe she does see.”

“i love cheerios mix.”

“oh, i had forgotten how good this grapefruit sorbet is.”

“how many more flowers do i have to research?”

“i’m bored.”

“maybe a nap would be good.”

“if i take a nap, i’ll be asleep for at least an hour and dopey for several more after i wake up.”

“nevermind the nap idea.”

“i think i can feel my cranio-sacral tide.”

“i wonder if the kraft dinner has expired...”

“gotta finish with these flowers.”

“i need to call mom to ask about the chicken.”

“dammit, the kraft dinner has expired.”

“five flowers to go.”

“i don’t think that’s supposed to be that colour...”

“well, at least it’s not rancid.”

“ooh! the raspberry cookies!”

“done!”

“done!”

“done!”

“i still have Kings to watch...”

“that song always makes me cry.”

“she doesn’t have a clue.”

“why is facebook so slow?”

"i'm going to keep the windows open overnight."

“is my email broken?”

“i’m so glad i started my blog entry early.”

“i need to get up early tomorrow.”

“i should go to bed early.”

“yay!”

“done.”

“what time is it?”