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Ah... my sister! We must be cut from the same cloth! You know me too well!

She does, which doesn't make any sense, but I guess I'm an easy target.

BTW - she saw the hammer and sent this today. I am not going to respond even though I desperately want to:

"thank you for dropping off my hammer and wood. i had forgotten about them. its too bad you didnt knock on the door and have a chance to talk. it does show me however, how you value our friendship. Best to you"

What I want to say (and wrote out to make myself feel better), but won't because she is only looking for fuel for her self-pity is:

"Firstly, you had guests over when I came by. Secondly, the last thing you said to me was calling me vindictive. This is after you called me a bad friend, gave me 2 weeks of silent treatment, and ignored my requests to talk. I didn't want to give you another opportunity to hurt me. I harbor no ill feelings toward you, but this has been a terrible experience and has shown me how you choose to treat close friends. I wish you well in life and if you need me as a neighbor, I am here, but I cannot continue to be your punching bag over this. I'm sorry." Maybe I'll print it and burn it for therapeutic purposes...

The HOA president called this morning after talking to our lawyer and said we should not engage with her anymore and refer her to the management company.

Today I went by the Hunter Douglas store and showed them the video of my malfunctioning blind motor. He thinks he can fix it. I warned him it's 13 ft up. He said he built air traffic control towers and is used to dangling a few hundred feet in the air. More power to him. If it's more than two rungs up, I'm out.

That's about it. Stay fresh, cheese bags!

I'm sure she already does!

A Dad joke, but with a wink and a nudge. Now who shall I unlea**** on? I think DH's about to hear a joke.

I am not Catholic, though I live with a devout one. Yet, I was so deeply saddened to hear the Pope had died as soon as I started the engine on the car and the radio came to life. I listen to NPR on the way to school. They ran some really nice stories about the Pope. One in particular stood out to me. It outlined how Pope Francis lifted up the global LGBTQ+ community creating an acceptance level never before granted to the LGBTQ+ community before. I have felt that Pope Francis was the "people's Pope". He was truly a pastor and a man that loved commoners, very unlike his predecessor whose papacy was very scholarly and steeped in conservatism.

I do have a feeling of foreboding about his death. I am hoping the College of Cardinals chooses a new Pope who will carry on the vision of Pope Francis. But, I'm not holding my breath. Thus, the foreboding feeling looms...

205.5 today. The uptick is well deserved. I ate little protein yesterday and far more carbs than I am used to eating! But it was enjoyable.

Yay, Ron! He threw away the chocolate cake from Easter. I put it nicely in a storage container and stuck it in the fridge last night while he dozed. When I started to give him grief for throwing it out (because I would have slowly eaten it over the course of the week - it was good!) he first told me he didn't know I wanted to keep it. Then after a few other attempts to excuse himself, he admitted he didn't want it in the house because he would eat it and he didn't need it because he's "fat" (his words, not mine). I said, "Why didn't you just lead with that? I am totally okay with that and support it. That I get!" I was kind of proud. LOL! So not a move he would normally make. It's not like I NEED it either, so it's a good thing he chucked it. My eating disorder brain was truly disappointed though. LOL

Off to the gym...