In My World



3 am Sunday morning, haven't gone to bed, Ronald viewed a tutorial for color masking video and I've been here, such are the benefits of marriage that Saturday nights can feel so full. We had a glorious dry sunny Saturday and even swam in the ocean. Now the rain drenches outside, and perhaps a lot of friends will show up in the afternoon, one of those parties that just occurs.

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