They defend their errors as if they were defending their inheritance.
-Edmund Burke, statesman and writer (1729-1797)
Then again, they might not understand theIr "errors" are indeed erroneous. People, in general, seem pretty convinced of their righteousness.
Okay day. Woke up on the early side. I was not nearly as productive as I had hoped to be, but some things were done. I wrote and mailed some birthday cards, made it to the farmer's market, did some reading and writing, and even managed to get in a walk, although that was right under the wire.
I walked on a different, closer part of the bike path.
The weather is remarkably cool now, and the sky is getting darker earlier. That's what happens, I know. I hope we get a wee bit more of hot weather. Now off to bed hoping that I will sleep well and get up early-ish again.
The night critters are quiet tonight, except for an occasional croak. I saw a heron today.
And all I actually have to offer as a writer, is my version of life. — Anne Lamott
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