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Headline: Drenching storms ravage California, sparking floods and mudslides [Click] Wouldn’t know it here. But Fresno is just far enough north that particularly strong storms from up north give us a bit of rain, and particularly strong monsoon rains from southern California can do the same. The river hasn't visibly risen so far.
Meanwhile, the newspaper says that parts of the Chicago area got 4+ incns of rain and 50 mph winds. Here it was windy an rainy but nothing spectacular.
Correct, Renee. After her Mom died she sort of wandered away. But! She did come back here once to say hallo and post for a day, after I emailed to check on her. So, I think she's mostly okay, but doing a lot of reading and hopefully some writing.
Had a friend with no inner voice, discovered that was so in a convo with her adult daughter, where daughter said Well you know when the inner voice sez, then. . . . they talked about it, and Mary discovered she had none. she decided that extroverts don't have them and have to go out to find answers from others, while introverts do, and don't need to go out. . . .
Wow again! The sky (and the air) has cleared wonderfully, and we can very clearly see a lot of snow on the highest part of the Sierra crest visible from here. Less snow at lower elevations, but still more than we have seen in a long time.
NYT headline: An Unexpected Pandemic Consequence Frustrates Florida’s Biggest City "Jacksonville is one of dozens of U.S. cities that have struggled to pick up trash amid a labor shortage."
I recall reading more than once that garbage collectors have more on-the-job injuries and deaths than police or fire fighters.
Venting session: I usually try not to get too personal on HEP, but *damn*... My youngest brother has lots of mental problems. He lived with us from 2002 to 2018. He is a classic hoarder with piles of stuff and goat paths through it if he has a path at all. When he moved out he left my garage packed full of his hoarded stuff. None of it really useful or functional, but he just *has* to collect things - curbs, dumpsters, whatever.
Now, my only sister is a year older than he is. I have not spoken to her for several years because she lived only four houses down from me and in a mad flurry sold her house and bought a condo. Never one word to me, though she told the rest of the family and even the women at The Pantry, but not me.
Last week I had a 20 yard dumpster delivered because I just can't deal anymore with the extremely over-stuffed condition of the garage. We couldn't even use the back door because of all the crud piled high in front of it.
So *now* sister and husband drive by yesterday to "look at their old house". And *knowing* my brother's situation what did they do but CALL HIM UP AND TELL HIM ABOUT THE DUMPSTER IN MY DRIVEWAY. They *had to know* it would set him off, and it did. Now he's all freaked out and cancelled his visit for tomorrow because he "can't bear to see all his stuff in the dumpster". (It's not ONLY his stuff). Son #2 and I loaded in a huge pile of random lumber and bed parts brother had piled up in the garage. At the bottom of the pile was a folded newspaper, still in the plastic wrapper from 2003. I can't see any reason for my sister to make that call other than to stir the pot and cause trouble. And SHE didn't have to live with his hoarding or his destruction of property.
In my family there have been cases of people moving and not telling others where (or when) they are going. With Facebook and such things it might be a little harder, but even so I think it could still be made to work.
Someone being a sibling doesn't mean they are compatible with you. Even if you share some memories from childhood, chances are you experienced them differently. None of us can do both sides of a relationship. It sounds to me like you gave more for your brother than he ever gave for you. And your sister doesn't get to ignore you all those years, while living so nearby, then assume she has the right to control what you do.
So, yes. Divorcing a sibling is called estrangement. Sometimes it's the most self respecting thing one can do. And, in fact, it might actually be the kindest thing you can do for the long term (rather than scream and throw things). In the spirit of "forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us" it may be that you would be so constantly driven to rancour by a person that you need distance to be able to let go of the pain and forgive them (which is for YOUR sake) but not forget (and be duped into it happening again). I think sometimes even that is too hard and the best we can do is when they die we pray that all the crap they did to us not be held against them as they stand before Holiness and see their faults plainly for the first time.
Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote that if the chaff of a person is burned away when they die and what is left is the good in them, she wondered if some people would still be recognisable.
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A light steady rain here this morning, no wind.
ReplyDeleteHeadline: Drenching storms ravage California, sparking floods and mudslides [Click] Wouldn’t know it here. But Fresno is just far enough north that particularly strong storms from up north give us a bit of rain, and particularly strong monsoon rains from southern California can do the same. The river hasn't visibly risen so far.
Delete11AM; the rain has stopped, the sky is beginning to clear, and the visibility is outstanding. So much for our promised gullywasher.
DeleteI'm glad you at least got some rain at last.
DeleteMeanwhile, the newspaper says that parts of the Chicago area got 4+ incns of rain and 50 mph winds. Here it was windy an rainy but nothing spectacular.
DeleteJosh Marshall: There’s a Lot of Confusion About What Is and Isn’t in That Rolling Stone Article [Click]
ReplyDeleteI really wanted to see Jim Jordan's name on that list.
DeleteDark Matter Candidate: Axions [Click]
ReplyDeleteLooks like Cat stopped coming around? I noticed I can't find her on Facebook anymore.
ReplyDeleteCorrect, Renee. After her Mom died she sort of wandered away. But! She did come back here once to say hallo and post for a day, after I emailed to check on her. So, I think she's mostly okay, but doing a lot of reading and hopefully some writing.
DeleteWe do miss her. And we love when you come by!
Hi, Renee! [waves]
DeleteThe last great mystery of the mind: meet the people who have unusual – or non-existent – inner voices [Click] Fascinating—and so far as I can tell, completely unfamiliar to me.
ReplyDeleteHad a friend with no inner voice, discovered that was so in a convo with her adult daughter, where daughter said Well you know when the inner voice sez, then. . . . they talked about it, and Mary discovered she had none. she decided that extroverts don't have them and have to go out to find answers from others, while introverts do, and don't need to go out. . . .
DeleteTo tell the truth, it sounds like schizophrenia to me.
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ReplyDeleteDiscovery of foundations of ‘industrial scale’ medieval tannery at abbey has astonished experts [Click] There is nothing about it that is at all surprising. It is all set forth in one of my all-time favorite books: The medieval machine : the industrial revolution of the Middle Agesby Jean Gimpel [Click]
The fact that it was a Cistercian monastery is particularly relevant--they were well known for their industrial enterprises.
DeleteWow! Brilliant rainbow--first order bow completely visible, second order partially so. 2:20 PM.
ReplyDelete🌈Wonderful!
DeleteWow again! The sky (and the air) has cleared wonderfully, and we can very clearly see a lot of snow on the highest part of the Sierra crest visible from here. Less snow at lower elevations, but still more than we have seen in a long time.
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DeleteAhhhhhhh. I bet that feels deeply satisfying.
DeleteIt looks like the river has risen a bit--a couple of sand bars have disappeared, but one remains.
DeletePolice say there are multiple reports of injuries after reports of shots fired at mall in Boise
ReplyDeletehttps://www.cnn.com/2021/10/25/us/idaho-boise-shooting/index.html
Weather whiplash in California: extreme rains pound regions under exceptional drought
ReplyDeletehttps://yaleclimateconnections.org/2021/10/weather-whiplash-in-california-extreme-rains-pound-regions-under-exceptional-drought/
Quite a read; predicts high winds in the NE and east coast coming shortly.
DeleteYeah. I'm hoping it's not going to ruin our weekend trip to Maine and NH to see 7 of our 8 grands!
DeleteA 100-Year-Old Priest Was Nudged From His Parish. He Has No Plan to Retire. [Click] “The Rev. Luis Urriza arrived in Beaumont, Texas, nearly 70 years ago and founded the thriving Cristo Rey parish. His religious order has now called him back to Spain.” Feelgood story of the day, I think,
ReplyDeleteNYT headline: An Unexpected Pandemic Consequence Frustrates Florida’s Biggest City
ReplyDelete"Jacksonville is one of dozens of U.S. cities that have struggled to pick up trash amid a labor shortage."
I recall reading more than once that garbage collectors have more on-the-job injuries and deaths than police or fire fighters.
Venting session: I usually try not to get too personal on HEP, but *damn*... My youngest brother has lots of mental problems. He lived with us from 2002 to 2018. He is a classic hoarder with piles of stuff and goat paths through it if he has a path at all. When he moved out he left my garage packed full of his hoarded stuff. None of it really useful or functional, but he just *has* to collect things - curbs, dumpsters, whatever.
ReplyDeleteNow, my only sister is a year older than he is. I have not spoken to her for several years because she lived only four houses down from me and in a mad flurry sold her house and bought a condo. Never one word to me, though she told the rest of the family and even the women at The Pantry, but not me.
Last week I had a 20 yard dumpster delivered because I just can't deal anymore with the extremely over-stuffed condition of the garage. We couldn't even use the back door because of all the crud piled high in front of it.
So *now* sister and husband drive by yesterday to "look at their old house". And *knowing* my brother's situation what did they do but CALL HIM UP AND TELL HIM ABOUT THE DUMPSTER IN MY DRIVEWAY. They *had to know* it would set him off, and it did. Now he's all freaked out and cancelled his visit for tomorrow because he "can't bear to see all his stuff in the dumpster". (It's not ONLY his stuff). Son #2 and I loaded in a huge pile of random lumber and bed parts brother had piled up in the garage. At the bottom of the pile was a folded newspaper, still in the plastic wrapper from 2003. I can't see any reason for my sister to make that call other than to stir the pot and cause trouble. And SHE didn't have to live with his hoarding or his destruction of property.
Can you utterly divorce siblings?
In my family there have been cases of people moving and not telling others where (or when) they are going. With Facebook and such things it might be a little harder, but even so I think it could still be made to work.
DeleteA hundred years ago it was a lot easier.
DeleteSomeone being a sibling doesn't mean they are compatible with you. Even if you share some memories from childhood, chances are you experienced them differently. None of us can do both sides of a relationship. It sounds to me like you gave more for your brother than he ever gave for you. And your sister doesn't get to ignore you all those years, while living so nearby, then assume she has the right to control what you do.
DeleteSo, yes. Divorcing a sibling is called estrangement. Sometimes it's the most self respecting thing one can do. And, in fact, it might actually be the kindest thing you can do for the long term (rather than scream and throw things). In the spirit of "forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us" it may be that you would be so constantly driven to rancour by a person that you need distance to be able to let go of the pain and forgive them (which is for YOUR sake) but not forget (and be duped into it happening again). I think sometimes even that is too hard and the best we can do is when they die we pray that all the crap they did to us not be held against them as they stand before Holiness and see their faults plainly for the first time.
Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote that if the chaff of a person is burned away when they die and what is left is the good in them, she wondered if some people would still be recognisable.
Alien false alarm: ‘Extraterrestrial’ radio signals turn out to be human [Click] Allegedly from an overdriven amplifier or some such thing—but the explanation seems incomplete—particularly the Doppler shift bit. Phooey.
ReplyDeleteOh, drat. I mean, we could use all the help we can get.
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