I think I know what I can call my present frame of mind : malaise.
Merriam-Webster defines as
Some would call it , the “ I cannot wait for the end of summer to be over” blues. I know fall is coming. Time to plant, remodel and basically go outside without melting.
Etymology: French malaise, from Old French, from mal- + aise comfort — more at ease
Date: circa 1768
1 : an indefinite feeling of debility or lack of health often indicative of or accompanying the onset of an illness
2 : a vague sense of mental or moral ill-being
My lack of blogging has been frustrating for me. It is not because nothing is happening in my life but a general feeling that it is too boring to write about. It maybe related to the fact that what or how I wrote seems uninspired and drab.. I started several entries but decided I did not like them and could not stand to publish my babbling. I need to ..................I do not know. Something!
Mom and I went to Jenny and Jeramiah’s house. We met his cousin and her friend. They were nice. We enjoyed talking with them, They joined us for dinner and our chef du jour was Jeramiah. His menu tonight was steak, baked potatoes with all the toppings, and salad. His cousin made frilled nectarines. They were wonderful. We had a great time. Thanks for your hospitality , Jenny and Jeramiah.
I cannot believe it. My car was in for repairs for 10 days. I rented a car for this period. I had faxed my receipt for my rental car to Geico on Friday. I receive a check today. I was surprised by their quick response. Hopefully they will pay for the repairs as fast, and I can get my deductible back.

b] - noun. Any scarabaeid beetle, esp. Scarabaeus sacer, regarded as sacred by the ancient Egyptians.
