Things to do in Denver when you're dead

 I'm not really dead, in fact I have no desire whatsoever to assume room temperature. I had recently been thinking about a song by Warren Zevon called "Things to do in Denver when you're dead" and since I haven't been doing much lately I thought it kind of fit because not much has been going on for me the last few days.

The last couple of days have been in the low 90s which is too hot for me to be doing much of anything, and today it's been to chilly and rainy for me to get out and do anything, I guess I'm just hard to please.

There's been a few little projects I wanted to do but between the heat, the rain, and my laziness, I haven't been getting much of anything done. The weather is looking better for the next few days so I'm hoping I can do some things to the truck and the trailer. I'm planning on leaving here sometime soon after the Fourth of July holiday and heading up to Montana. But before I can go I've still got some things that I either need or want to accomplish before I leave.

I've also got to make at least one more trip back to the town where I used to live. It takes me about an hour and 45 minutes to drive from here to there most of which is on I- 25. But when I get to Colorado Springs I have to get on Highway 24 going up into the mountains and even though it's a four-lane highway it sometimes gets pretty crowded with all of the Summer tourist heading for the high country. But it's a pretty drive into beautiful country, so it always seems like my spirits rise along with the altitude and the higher I go the happier I feel.

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Infrared picture of deer Creek

A vegetable garden in infrared