Unfortunately, that leaves me at the whim of the weather. New Barn does not have a covered ring. SSF has a covered space that is good for riding but not big enough for a cart.
You get the week off! And you get the week off! Everybody gets the week off!
On Tuesday morning, Milton took several horrible, funky, hoppy steps. We were worried. He walked out of it quickly and later thundered into breakfast. We were not too worried.
Wednesday & Thursday mornings, Milton grazed while Rodney & I walked.
On Friday morning, Milton said, ‘I walk’ and stomped off after Rodney instead of grazing. Seriously. To the point of leading the parade without benefit of human. ‘This is what we do. We walk.’
Okay then.
Resumed regular walks. No afternoon sessions. Give Milton’s foot time to heal, reabsorb the abscess, get over whatever is the issue. More time is seldom the wrong answer. Rodney got time off because … shrug.
Blog as novel. Entire novel as a series of blog posts. Could be framed as the found text of a journal, such as the Red Book of Westmarch. Tolkien Gateway: Red Book of Westmarch
Blog as novel, extreme version. As above released in real time. No going back to adjust plot points. What you wrote is what you work from going forward.
Blog as epistolary novel. Two, or more, blogs that interact with each other.
Blog as journal. Main segment of story is a traditionally-structured narrative. Blog posts are used for characters to speak, as with journal entries.
Blogger as character(s). Character(s) goes through their activities of daily living. Each chapter ends with blog post(s), that might or might not bear any reality to what has happened in the storyline.
Blogger as main character. As above, with the addition that character’s activities of daily living are to write a blog. The two threads of the story are the blog and behind-the-scenes of said blog.
Local rowing club offers a learn-to row course. Nowhere near ready for it this summer. Maybe next year. I might use the 2025 course as a carrot to get my seat on the erg. I’ve spent enough time admiring rowers, ahem, rowing, I probably should learn how to do it.
Bike. Swim. Tai Chi. Stretching. Not often, but more than zero. So that’s something.
Mileage, bike [Mississippi River] Mileage, swim & row, not far enough to be worth counting. Yet.