I started my day with a short bench press at the gym on the sitting up machine, just 90 pounds to keep the blood going, then on to an IT meeting with an interested party.
Lew and Ek were in the same building (no, not the meetinghouse) presumably talking over Property Committee business (Lew had some blueprints).
My meeting was about ways to keep Bluetooth going even if the Internet goes down, among other things. My Razr has succumbed to "smartphone Alzheimer's" so much of what I learned was for the next incarnation.
Tonight was our Equinox Festival at the Linus Pauling House, still ongoing.
I came home to do some doggie care and tackle some business, having enjoyed my fill of good food and great company. Nirel showing up with the little dog reminded me I needed to take care of Sarah.
We did get our walk in today, Sarah and I, a practice underlined (as in emphasized) by Lindsey when she was here, visiting from Nepal for three months.
Weird atmospherics have been kind to ham radio operators lately, especially those ten million or so who know Morse Code. Jeff has been bouncing signal from distant corners of the globe.
Thanks to Nirel for bringing a dog. By tradition, I uphold the ethos on nonhuman Wanderers in our midst ("we" being the hominids, not always friendly to our fellow travelers, even when they mean us no harm).
