I start out with high ideals.
I always end up having dropped ’em by the wayside.

Yeah, that’s me alright.
I do have a sort of excuse— no, I mean explanation: it’s the dwindling of energy that being almost unbelievably ancient causes … brings … is responsible for.
When I was young (about two years ago), I would NEVER take any easy way out of bloody anything ! – in fact, I was driven to being a kind of seeker of Trouble … right here in River City; and that rhymes with P and that stands for Pathetic. [Apologies to that extraordinary wordsmith, Meredith Wilson. Oh, there are some wonderful American musicals ! – no wonder Stringer loved them so.]
And the pathetic is what now characterizes me, alas. Rather than save muchos dollari and forego Microsoft, learning how to make the large change from Outlook to Thunderbird – also a downward step in terms of calendar function – and the only slightly less large change from Excel to LibreOffice’s Calc, within which I cannot find most of the functions I use regularly in Excel without having to open the online manual and search … Oh, and also take the plunge to NOT LOG IN TO MY MICROSOFT ACCOUNT when firing up the old laptop … Rather than take on all these challenges, I say, I have opted out. Pa-the-tic.
So, seeing as how I’ve capitulated to Bill’s software megalodon, I might as well do the same to Matt thingummy’s blog platform.

I have admitted under (blogging) oath to being weak and useless and totally unadmirable, so what’s the point of taking a stand about anything ?!
[sits back with satisfied sigh …]
There now, doesn’t that feel better? Just stop fighting it and go with the flow. Neither of us can swim fast enough to keep up anymore. (Not that I don’t keep trying. Keeping up is a hard habit to break.)
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It surely do, Colorado ! 🙂 Admitting to being more or less useless does indeed remove a weight from the ancient shoulders !!
Once upon a time, I couldn’t have even considered doing so …
Yep, time to sit back and let other (younger) people do everything. [grin]
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I am SO glad you have embraced your “patheticness“ MR. I would have missed you. There does come a time… perhaps a time for statins too!?! (I reckon I’ll be on that bandwagon in the near future though I have held out for a long time and am for a while yet. Don’t hate me!6
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I have nothing to say about statins. They are gratuitous, highly expensive and (ESPECIALLY for women) utterly useless. Worse: they cause unpleasant side-effects.
But I have nothing to say about them.
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Haha … nothing eh?
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Not a syllabub.
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Wise woman …
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