Sometimes The Best Things Are Free

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I've been trying to update my website, and even created a new one on WIX, only to find that I have to pay. I own my domain: metudor.com.  But, trying to edit it lately has been like taking a sledgehammer to my head. I can't even get into my WordPress site to do any editing, and if I want to use the new WIX site, I have to pay a lot of money.

It's frustrating how hard things have become. I used to be able to tweak my website anytime I wanted to. Now, it might take an act of Congress to even get to the editor, and we all know that Congress is not doing a damn thing to help anyone but themselves. 

On a happy note, Tornado is doing well on Amazon. Life is good for the most part, so I really shouldn't be complaining. 

I saw the beautiful wildflowers in the picture above on a walk the day before yesterday and I thought I'd share them with whoever decides to read this. 

I also saw a fox in this area, which was neat because you don't usually seem them in the city. I didn't get a picture, but he did look at me, which made me a little nervous, especially after seeing Steven Spielberg's new movie, "Disclosure Day." If you haven't seen it you, I highly recommend it, especially if you believe in life outside of Earth. 

I'm going on vacation with my daughter next weekend to Florida. I'm hoping it will work as a reset button and get me back on track. I'm almost done with Ridgway Moon, but I've been having trouble getting my butt in the chair to work on it. 

I hope everyone has a wonderful evening and weekend.  


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