1:30 PM a page on which I'd begun "A Day in the Life of
a Would-be (But Will-Be?) Retiree" dated June 30 and about June 23.
Recycled.
1:31 PM An invoice from CSAA telling
me how much my Checking Account (capitalized because it's so important to
them--a proper noun!) on July 19, 2014 because I enrolled in Automatic Payment.
Why, then, did they send me an envelope?
1:35 Amnesty International
1:36 PM AFT CFT mailing of June 21
saying that the California Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1469 (Bonta) to
address the CalSTRS projected $74 billion unfunded liability--but with a
warning. Recycled, warning unread.
TIAA CREF quarterly retirement statement
(Tea kettle wails in kitchen)
1:40 PM Vanguard statement --noted
and put in Finances binder
1:42 PM Letters from Annie in
French--to my Français binder to read again when I need to activate that part of my
brain before View and Chew
1:44 PM Several sheets of my
students grades (which I turned in, mind you, but wanted to have on record
1:46 PM Still more in French
including a picture of the French author ?David Foenkinos with a couple of
members of our View and Chew group in Nice!
1:47 PM A "Welcome to Dell pamphlet--ad
Recycling
1:48 PM An
article Javier brought me, "Cuales son los beneficios de comer una manzana
al día?" Into the
T-M binder!
1:49 PM The "I HEART
Brazil" sign we posed with in sympathy for the nation hosting the World
Club and losing to Germany.
1:50 PM Eric Swalwell's op-ed piece
on Immigration and Border Myths, July 14.
1:51 PM "Top U.S. spy ousted
over espionage rift" in Germany, July 11, 2014
1:52 PM Don Asmussen's Bad Reporter
letting us know that the AWOL Sea Lions are away without leave because they've
rented their pier spot to a startup tech company
1:53 PM "Garbage game" the
SF Bay Guardian's cover story that I dumped before reading. To my reading
table in the living room!
1:55 PM "Right time for
nighttime hikes" article by Tom Stienstra. Recycling.
1:56 PM The galleys of Skiddo in the
English translation that Alex Capus sent me--Back in its own binder, not found
(left in bookcase area where binder should be)
1:58 PM Claremont Service oil change
for $50.00 on July 9. Auto file.
2:00 PM CalSTRS notice that I
mis-typed the number of the account to which I'd like them to deposit my
pension. Top of printer for other side.
2:01 Important Information Regarding My
Water Service Line (which I looked into at the time) Clip board for
further investigation
2:02 PM Print-out of my water
question and answer from e-mail exchange--Clipboard
2:04 PM Calendars to record e-mail
from Club T-M
2:05 PM "U.S. students rank in
middle of 18 countries" on financial literacy--at the age of 15!
2:06 PM "Goodwill site to house
city offices, residential units" with J.K. Dineen byline from July 10,
2014--for Annie, who gets her Paris fashions from Good Will.
2:07 PM Cole Porter's "Brush Up
Your Shakespeare" lyrics & and "I've come to wive it wealthily in
Padua." Back into my Complete Shakespeare volume from
college--Hardin Craig, 1951/1961!
2:10 PM Noam Chomsky's "The Sledgehammer
Worldview" from July 7, 2014 I make a note of Anand Gopal's No Good
Men among the Living: America, the Taliban, and the War through Afghan
Eyes."
2:14 PM It's hard to put it in the
recycling...But I do.
2:16 PM My To-do list for
Efren--Clipboard
2:18 PM "Article on Bay Area
Playwrights Festival on Friday, July 27. I'll put it in an envelope for
the friends I'm going with to the Eureka Theatre to see Hick: A Love Story tomorrow.
2:19 PM "Writers without
Borders" Zehra Noorbakhsh" Same.
2:23 PM Photos to bedroom
2:23 PM Stanford Hospital's Dept. of
Neurology and Neurological Sciences assessment of your brother: You responded
to this in detail to your sister and son and never got a response. Did
that message go out? You check.
2:26 PM Put it into David binder.
2:28 PM Pages of A Gentleman's Guide
to Love and Murder--to the Theatre Binder
2:29 PM The envelope of a letter
from the Frenchman you loved in Algeria--to the letter trunk.
2:31 PM Some kind of green sheet
from the SF Assessor-Recorder's Office clipboard
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