My social media followers know that Abby was released from the hospital last week, and while she was sketchy for a day or two, it seems like she is fine now.
It was nice to return to work, and a normal life. The stress of missing Abby and not knowing the outcome of her illness was overwhelming.
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Also also, thank you technology! Abby lost her iPhone on her way to the hospital in the ambulance, which I didn’t know until today. I went to iCloud and the Find My iPhone feature, put it in lost mode, pinged it, found it at another hospital, the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center, where it was in lost and found. My guess is that she dropped it in the ambulance, and someone found it and turned it in on a later EMS run.
Abby and I are watching the Bourne film series. We think the sixth installment should be, “Bourne in the USA,” followed by “Bourne on the Fourth of July,” “Bourne Free,” and “Bourne to Run.” The final installment? “Natural Bourne Killers.”
Dream: we had a house full of teenagers, some of them drunk, when I discover a bloodhound has scattered hundreds of pounds of popcorn through the house over a period of weeks, and everyone was simply pushing paths through it like plowing snow. We decide to make pizza, then decide it would be easier to order pizza, but every time I lift my phone and look at it, it is a different brand or ever from a different era.
Well, I started watching Bourne Three, or the Bourne Ultimatum, having seen Identity recently and Supremacy around the same time last year. First one’s good, second one starts going off the rails a little on plot. Third one ……………. yeah, I just couldn’t track who was doing what to whom, or why, or how come it mattered, and Greengrass relies a little too heavily on handheld shaky cam. There are a couple of obvious crane shots that actually show us the layout of the action and for a moment I felt hopeful. Then it was just chase-y run stuff again. I keep wanting these movies to slow down and explain to me what they are about.