Disclaimer

Anybody that has bothered to read this blog (Ha!) knows my days are "filled" with a fairly narrow range of so-called activities. These so-called activities consist almost entirely of: work, paying bills, home chores (cleaning, doing dishes, doing laundry, etc. -for those unfamiliar with the term), cooking (with Sam), going on walks (with Sam), going grocery shopping (with Sam), filling out paperwork (usually for Sam), trying to stay awake until bedtime - and maybe one or two other things I'm too numb to think of. But all kidding aside, I really think that's about it.

Because of this severely limited range of experiences, I find (and you probably do, too) that there's a lot of repetition on this blog - so much so, that I'm pretty sure the above paragraph, maybe in different words, appears elsewhere around here somewhere. In fact, it probably appears in several "somewheres" around here.

Take out all the complaining, mostly about SSI (currently) and IEPs (formerly) and people in general (pretty much always), and you're left with a small handful of posts, usually having to do with cooking (with Sam) or going on walks (with Sam).

I'm not sure why I bother. In fact, lately, I haven't. I have an arm's length of fireworks photos that I haven't posted - because I've posted them all before (well, not these actual photos, but they may as well be) and commented on them before. And I have a similar amount of photos taken on our walks - which again, have all been seen before. I have videos I wanted to link to, but I've already watched them. Why should you?

I'm not sure what to do about this - or if I do anything about this. Maybe this is just a shot over the bow that if you don't hear from me, it's only because it's the same old/same old and I have nothing to add. And If you do hear from me, I'm well aware (for better or worse) that we've both heard it all before or seen it all before.

At least, that's how I'm feeling today. Tomorrow might be completely different.