The Kumulipo: A Hawaiian Creation Chant

It is 10:21 AM Sunday morning in the Dead Zone. It looks like we are going to have severe thunderstorms this afternoon. Maybe boulders of ice will fall from the sky and smash everything.

I got up this morning around 6 o'clock AM. When I got up it was pitch black outside, another sign we have come to the end of Summer 2019. I cooked myself breakfast this morning, because I was not in the mood for oatmeal. I ate my breakfast while messing with our main computer. After breakfast I wrote in my paper diary and read from volume seven of The Works of William Perkins.

Carol got home from work around 9 o'clock AM and soon went to bed for the day. She works tonight then is off for eight days.

I took a ton of books down into the lower level this morning. I need to focus on a few books and not a ton. I am tiring out my brain with all this book reading.

Last night I filmed a short video for my Youtube channel and read from a book titled, 'Mencken: The American Iconoclast' biography by Marion Elizabeth Rodgers.

Yesterday I did visit local thrift stores and found these used books to add to our library-

'Jitterbug Perfume' a novel by Tom Robbins

'Sexing the Cherry' a novel by Jeanette Winterson

'The Passion' a novel by Jeanette Winterson

'Talking It Over' a novel by Julian Barnes

'Hamlet's Mill: An Essay Investigating The Origins Of Human Knowledge And It's Transmission Through Myth' by Giorgio De Santillana & Hertha Von Decheno

'Duchamp: A Biography' by Calvin Tomkins

'The Summer Book' a novel by Tore Jansson Translated from the Swedish by Thomas Teal

'The Book Borrower' a novel by Alice Mattism

'Summer' a novel by Edith Wharton

'Agape & Eros' by Anders Nygren Translated by Philip S. Watson

I am falling asleep so I will close to drift in and out of consciousness.