Virtual Residency Day Twenty-One, Logistical Update

Yesterday was 95 degrees. no one recalls it ever being that hot here before. I read an article in National Wildlife about endangered species and lossof watersheds in Alaska as the permfrost melt. My computer was acting as tho it also had never experienced such heat and didn't want to live, blocking emails with music files for the events next week, delaying important information about changes I need to make to the "Numbered Trees" event in Pescia.

Yesterday and today, I have been trying to organize the last details for the concert Tuesday. The download and access to participate will be a lot easier.

Tomorrow I will try to finalize everything for the web pages, including loading visuals. Tonight, I was so tired I started to fall asleep while I was singing in choir. I wish I had unlimited energy. I would use it to make this the perfect event. Unlimited energy, I fantasize, could make the event capture the imagination of people who still resist dramatic change in response to global warming.

Epitectus, the stoic philosopher wrote, "seek not that the things which happen should happen as you wish; but wish the things which happen to be as they are and you will have a tranquil flow of life."