Tomorrow I’m going to have eye surgery to remove a cellophane pucker in my left eye. Go right ahead, make all the jokes you like. UPDATE: The eye surgery was painless and as pleasant as these things can ever be. Afterward I was wheeled out into Kathy’s car and the ride home, where I crashed […]

Kathy’s twice tested clean for COVID, so I said farewell to the Los Lunas Days Inn, and headed for home. We celebrated with margaritas. Now I’m doing laundry.

Oh, I can lurch. And shuffle. And I can dodder and shamble. I’m very good at hobbling. I limp, and I’m getting to be an expert at tottering. But walk normally? Not so much. The last month hasn’t been good to me, locomotion-wise. My knees, both of them, have taken up collapsing, fortunately not at […]

Taos Toolbox is three-quarters done, and a fine Toolbox it is. Every one of the participants is talented, and every one can have some kind of writing career if they want one. Over the weekend I blew up my left knee, by walking in a straight line on a sidewalk. I would have fallen had […]