Sunday, a few of the things that have needs of their own

Sunday morning will be done in ten minutes, then it will be one in the afternoon. Well done for those that see noon as being at 12:00 precisely. 

The morning was strange, sleep was deep and luscious, and the wakening occurred once it became too hot to go on sleeping. There was no drink taken the evening before, obvious solutions are as there name clearly says, easily recognised resting on the top of a pile of solutions in plain view. It is not comfortable, for alcohol develops a noticeable social pressure all of its own. Those indulging want others to indulge, this may not of generosity only but also to cover up the fact that they have needs of their own.

A longer telephone conversation last night with the collector, he spoke of his daughter, who is miraculously healed of her lethargic sufferings with a French name. He spoke of his swimming activities, now more difficult because of the dry weather and its effect on the current in both the Isar and the Danube, that the time involved now is more than seven hours. Commend him upon his fitness. Think of despair and lethargy, both vile creatures demanding comfort and reflection. Talk, and arrange for a meeting in the coming week. That will be between the job at the party and the job at the fair. It will all be to do with musicians wanting their publicity. And in between all of that a collector of African art will survey an exhibition of enlarged tiny wooden figures.

This morning downstairs, breakfast, a lovely meal, and now the kitchen clean. Hear the son in the background, upstairs and downstairs. 

He does not stop in to say good morning, that is sad. Take a look upstairs in the area of the big house inhabited by the son and the wife.

It is the usual sordid mess.

The cat came in to visit in the morning, it inspected the human lap covered in black trousers, then flexed its hind legs and sprang up and onto the legs to start purring and have its head stroked. 

After a while the cat is bored and jumps down again.

Leave the door to the shop open to let the warm weather in.