I don't know what to
think. I've been waiting at my apartment all day for a visit from
someone who is going to help me clean the drawer that fell to the
floor earlier this week. Not that I was going to do anything today
but I could have in fact I was entertained the idea of going to the
latest Jurassic Park offering. Oh well, something must've come up. I
just hope everything's okay. I know that his wife is getting close to
near death and I know that keeps him tethered to the house. I just
hope he's alright.
Today's Pioneer day, sort
of like founders day for the state of Utah. Typically the day is
celebrated with a gigantic parade in downtown Salt Lake it's a
world-class parade televised and everything. As riotous holidays go
Pioneer day is on the same level as the Fourth of July but I'm not
hearing near the level of explosive exuberance as I usually do about
this time of the holiday. It's nearly dark and by now I usually hear
explosions resounding all around this neighborhood but so far all I
can hear is the raucous adolescence from the skateboard park across
from my apartment. Mostly adolescent boys taking the same ride on
skateboard or bike over and over and over. Isn't this the definition
some mental health issue? But no explosions not yet anyway.
The only thing I can think
of- in this is way harder for me to believe-but maybe just maybe the
idiots and finally got it through their heads that it is too dry and
hot to safely launch fireworks except in massively controlled
environments like the city sanctioned fireworks show. There is
actually a major brushfire up by the capital building today! A few
houses came close to being incinerated but they were able to knock
the fire down and time. The whole Western region of the US is on fire
it seems. There's been coverage of these blazing areas on all news
programs. It is the driest I have ever seen. So hopefully people have
gotten together and are not going to launch these mega firework
displays that is been the fad of these last couple years.
Evidently I spoke too
soon. Sigh, I've heard a couple of reports of fireworks exploding.
Still nothing like I've heard in years past so maybe there's hope we
get by without a major incident.
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