Bah-dah-bah-dah-bah-dah

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In case you’re wondering, my mood is tolerable today, meaning I’m possibly safe to be around. The Kid Brother is of course out of money again, but he’s fine. I’ve already been in touch with his office and asked for some specifics about his withdrawals since last week and fixed expenses. They’re getting the details for me. I’m still not convinced he’s spending irresponsibly.

I was out of bed early and took a two-hour walk all around town and across the river before the heat grew too unpleasant. It’s now living up to the high temperature warning and air quality, poor this morning, is expected to be very poor this evening. The heat should last through Friday with temps coming down quite a bit over the 10 days that follow. A break!

My walk was good, although people got on my nerves. That’s what happens when I venture into the middle of the most touristed areas with my bad attitude. The weather, I’m sure, is having its effect on the multitudes. San Geraldo and I are checking out another aquarium shop this afternoon, so I’m going to jump in the shower now while he’s having a siesta. Today you get to view a bunch of closed doors.

Por si te lo preguntas, hoy estoy de buen humor, lo que significa que probablemente no haya problema en estar cerca de mí. Mi hermano pequeño, por supuesto, se ha quedado sin dinero otra vez, pero está bien. Ya me puse en contacto con su oficina y pedí detalles sobre sus retiros desde la semana pasada y sus gastos fijos. Me están consiguiendo la información. Sigo sin estar convencida de que esté gastando de forma irresponsable, a menos que su factura del teléfono se haya disparado a niveles desorbitados.

Me levanté temprano y di un paseo de dos horas por toda la ciudad y al otro lado del río antes de que el calor se volviera insoportable. Ahora está haciendo honor a la alerta por altas temperaturas y se espera que la calidad del aire, mala esta mañana, sea aún peor esta noche. El calor debería durar hasta el viernes, con temperaturas que bajarán bastante durante los siguientes 10 días. ¡Un respiro!

Mi paseo fue agradable, aunque la gente me sacó de quicio. Eso es lo que pasa cuando estoy en medio de las zonas más turísticas. Seguro que el tiempo está influyendo en la multitud. San Geraldo y yo vamos a visitar otra tienda de acuarios esta tarde, así que voy a ducharme ahora mientras él duerme la siesta. Hoy verán un montón de puertas cerradas.

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Author: Moving with Mitchell

From Brooklyn, New York; to North Massapequa; back to Brooklyn; Brockport, New York; back to Brooklyn... To Boston, Massachusetts, where I met Jerry... To Marina del Rey, California; Washington, DC; New Haven and Guilford, Connecticut; San Diego, San Francisco, Palm Springs, and Santa Barbara, California; Las Vegas, Nevada; Irvine, California; Sevilla and then Fuengirola, Spain. And now Córdoba.

30 thoughts on “Bah-dah-bah-dah-bah-dah”

  1. Oh my! SO many doors! LOVE them all.
    Ron’s remedy for bad moods…..a TICKLE! Sometimes it helps/other times gets on my nerves!! lol

  2. An excellent selection, as always. You’ll never be short of fancy doors to photograph in Cordoba, it seems!

    I sympathise with being pissed-off with tourists. I, like all Londoners, have a well-practiced “tut-and-sigh” that comes into use whenever I’m travelling by Tube – or anywhere in the centre of town… Jx

  3. It’s hard to walk around when it’s so hot, even if you go early. So kudos to you for getting out there among the hordes! I don’t blame you for being short tempered. I’m the same way around crowds.

    Very curious about KB. I wonder where his money is going?

    1. Steve,
      I’m so worried someone is stealing his money. It’s happened before, but not in this way. We’ll figure it out.

  4. So many door styles and designs. I wonder if the original builders used them as ways to express themselves. A door is not just a thing to close and open. It is a metaphorical entrance to one’s very life.
    And sometimes, a door is just a door. Close the door!

  5. That second door is intriguing. Good for you for getting out! And was the eclipse visible for you? Olivia

    1. Olivia,
      We were it seems in an excellent place to see the eclipse. We never did get the glasses, so didn’t bother.

  6. “To prove you are human, select all the photos with doors in them”. LOL!

    Hey, Mitchell, just go with the vibe. It will pass. Of course, the heat, humidity and smoke are not helping. Walked outside yesterday morning when I let the cats go out for their morning constitutional, and the wildfire smoke had me coughing in a few minutes. Cleared out last night, and this morning, we’re getting a marvelous rain to wash whatever settled, away.

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