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Day 90


Day 90 (3rd October)

A day of remembering, reminding, responding, reassuring, renewing, re-stocking, rejuvenating and also rejecting (politely). Yes, all of these happened today. Just not wordplay. Responded to an invitation and it might lead to a useful meeting in January. Reminded someone about something important and got a reassuring reply. Renewed contacts. Remembered to make plans. Re-stocked on supplies. Rejected a contribution, firmly and politely. And if all these aren’t rejuvenating enough, had an extended siesta. So, a day to rejoice. 

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