Another beautiful day in the neighborhood!

I did my daily Spanish study. I’ve added another app to help me learn verbs more rapidly.

Also did my brain training.

Spent some time in my blue pool this morning soaking up some rays.

I had a avocado for lunch and decided to see if I could grow it.

I recorded a new episode of Verbal Surgery called “Pass It By.” I’ll release that tomorrow.

I spent time on the phone today. I called my friend Ben Lehman. Always good to hear from him.

Also had a great conversation with Anthony in England.

Decided to call my brother Jim as well.

I also talked with my friend Joyce Barrington.

Tried to get a hold of my friend Jay Noblezada. He wasn’t available this morning. And neither was my mom.

Did a long bike ride today nearly 20 miles.

My GPS lost the signal so the number is not as exact as I like it. I rode my bike for over 2 1/2 hours. This calculation is based on how long I rode and the mph determined by Runkeeper.

It was a hard ride with many steep hills.

I listened to radio from Madrid the whole time. All of this practice is paying off as I continue to understand more of the words. And believe me they are talking at full speed!

I ordered some groceries today for pick up at Walmart. Hopefully, I’ll be able to pick it up tomorrow or the next day.

I got an email from Runkeeper that said I did over 128 miles last month. I very well could double that this month!

I transported squirrel number 96 today. That job only ends during the winter.

Another beautiful day in the ATL. Cloudier than yesterday but still not too hot.

Did my Spanish and brain training exercises.



Got a notice from NASA. It’s pretty cloudy. Not sure what I’ll be able to see.

I listened to a sermon from Generation church in Pensacola. Also watched my friend Tito from Stone Mill and some of Westside church.

Enjoyed hanging out in my little blue pool this morning. It felt good to catch some rays.

I cleaned off the driveway and washed one of my cars.

The pollen is just about finished. There are little pollen fronds everywhere.

I went for a 15.52 mile bike ride.

I listened to Radio Garden tuned in to Madrid, Spain. Also listened to Harry Potter in Spanish.

After my bike ride, I cleaned my work shoes and gave them a quick shot of paint. I use flat white spray paint that also has a primer in it. They were pretty dirty after all the yard work I did this week.

Watered my plants. Always fun to look at them.

I filled out the applications for absentee voting today.

Paid bills. Pretty scary what’s going on in our economy right now.

Ordered more checks. Productive day.

I saw the International Space Station for the 57th time this evening. The clouds cleared off enough to give me a good show. I also watched a second much smaller satellite cross the sky. Enjoyed seeing the pink super moon.

Don’t see that every day. In fact ever.

Fine print.

Another pleasant day in the ATL.

Studied Spanish. I also learn things about my language! The difference between “did you use to do” and “did you used to do” was something I never really noticed. With the helping word did, use is in the present tense.

Also did my brain training.

Long bike ride today of 22.62 miles. I was riding for almost 3 hours. Felt very strong. Tired now, though.

Always something beautiful to see. I went through all of my scripture and poems that I’ve memorized.

Then listened to radio from Madrid and Harry Potter in Spanish.

Picked up groceries for Walmart. They are still out of a lot of things. I’m using my new strategy of having them pack everything up rather than going inside the store.

While I was waiting for them to bring me my groceries, I noticed these concrete blocks. It reminded me of Kenya were all of the blocks were formulated by hand. Africans used a chisel and chipped them into shape.

I got gas for my lawnmower.

Came home and cleaned off all the groceries before bringing them inside. That’s a new protocol that I read we should do.

Also transported squirrel number 95 today.

I saw a map of the USA which was based on how far the owner of the cell phone had traveled. I was proud to see our area of Georgia around Atlanta to be one of the lowest areas of travel in America!

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Another gorgeous day in the ATL. Beautiful weather.

I am continuing to use the Walmart grocery app to order and pick up my groceries rather than going inside the grocery store.

I did my Spanish study and brain training this morning.

I also have been watching several shows on Netflix in Spanish. I keep the Spanish subtitles on to help me understand everything they’re saying. It’s really accelerating my knowledge, in a fun way, too!

Another big day of yardwork today. I finished off my backyard, which was quite difficult since areas are very steep.

Picked up a lot of branches that were revealed after I mowed.

I also worked on my front yard to mulch the leaves that I raked together last week. It was a very hard job. I started without having eaten anything. After working a couple hours I was really tired and super nauseated. Feel better now.

I’m still filling a hole the construction guys dug when my house was built in the 70s. Everything you see here is organic. I’ve been filling it up for over two decades. The mushroom mycelium digests everything. I never burn.

I regularly sweep a carpet I have outside, which keeps stuff from being tracked inside.

I planted five sprigs of wisteria last year, they’re coming along well. One day, years from now, I hope to have those beautiful purple flowers in my trees!

I planted the third of my pink magnolia trees five years ago today.

I released a new episode of Verbal Surgery. It’s called “Stop Stomping.”
It’s the seventh in my series on dealing with the pandemic. Check it out!

The only things left from the Raptor Hide I built for my kids nearly 20 years ago. It even had a zip line!

Tim A. Cummins
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Absolutely beautiful day here in the ATL.

Wild flowers are gorgeous.

I did my Spanish and brain training this morning.

Worked on my mileage log for this month. Not much going on because of the quarantine.

I captured and released squirrel number 94 today. Tends to pick up during the Spring and the Summer. I never transfer anything during the winter.

Went to the bank to deposit a check.

Gassed up my car. A new protocol for me is wiping everything down before I touch anything. I even wipe off the touchscreen at the bank.

I have about a half an acre of land. It’s a major job to do yardwork.

I picked up carts full of fallen branches.

I actually pushed over two dead trees and put them in my compost pile.

I cleaned off all of the honeysuckle and other weeds from my fences.

Had to use a shovel sometimes just to get it all cleaned up.

I took down almost all of the treehouse I had built for the kids almost 20 years ago. I actually called it the “Raptor Hide.” It was very high and had a zip line that we could escape from dinosaurs. It was dangerous. Ashley broke her arm on that zip line, to my horror. When I saw her arm I almost passed out. That was weird because I’m a hardened news man and I’ve seen people literally cut in half that I didn’t bat an eye for but when my little girl had a broken arm I almost fainted!

Mowing is a challenge.

I basically mow a forest.

I did about 2/3 of the backyard. All the hard part. If all goes well I’ll finish it up tomorrow.

Tim A. Cummins
770-490-1668
Whirlwindmissions.org
Whirlwindtim@Gmail.com
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VerbalSurgery.com. Podcasts

Colder weather today.

Rained 1/4″ yesterday.

I did my brain training and studied Spanish this morning.

Recorded a new episode of Verbal Surgery.

I also released Verbal Surgery -748- Super Joy today! Terrific episode.

Rode my bike 15.19 miles. Quite a bit colder than it was yesterday.

Tim A. Cummins
770-490-1668
Whirlwindmissions.org
Whirlwindtim@Gmail.com
Timacummins@ Twitter & Facebook
VerbalSurgery.com. Podcasts