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No, not the function key. It’s Monday, first day of the week, new month and we move in to the New Year 2021.

I awoke and thought ‘YES !!’ it’s Sunday and it took a minute grappling and groping for my bearing or wits when I realized YESTERDAY was Sunday with reduced workouts and the Sabbath activity schedule.

Now, today, Monday it is the usual, ordinary ‘business as usual’ with the proper associated routines.

Coffee is brewing, the Lone Ranger is on the radio and I need to jump into the Monday workout so I can get that item out and off of the list.

Other activities today will be prioritized during the 30 minute workout. Maybe the APL/McKPL for book exchanges, supplies as in groceries, this morning epost included registration for the Byron Nelson. Need to sign up for that.

Etc, etc etc …

Get ‘em up Scout …

OK. Back but only briefly.

The sun is shining in its full glory and it looks quite pleasant outside but the numbers are not lying. I have 15 downstairs, crib side 13 and a bit chilly. Moving with a brisk edge after showering.

Still trying to formulate a strong viable day plan. I need to get to the Office Depot for copies, printing and pattern reductions for a new carving project. I am going to do a queen angel fish and I have to get the size right for the background piece which is also proving to be a challenge.

As mentioned I have showered and am air drying drinking coffee while listening to a detective show on Audio Noir.

The sun is flooding the studio behind me so THAT is calling. Painting should be a higher priority.

Also received a alert and notification for the 2021 Market Street Spring Fine Art show will be held 8 May. This was a great show last time and really glad to have it back on the schedule. It is getting interesting now planning for each show. Which art and what pieces are most likely to sell at the given event and have sufficient inventory ready to make a killing.

At this moment in time kind of struggling with it all but I am going to refer to the condition as a growth spurt or growing pains. Certainly NOT a bad thing.

Must get dressed, settle and approve the Plan.

A special Thanks this time to Ms Bold Caps for buttoning her lips and keeping her curiosity in check to allow a brief, concise report and making it that much more likely that I get up and out.

Bill … over & out.

Peppermint angelfish (r) and Vanderloosi angelfish.

Two very rare tropical fish on this 3-D underwater sculpture.

The first peppermint angelfish was captured in 2012 and you can find some limited info now gradually coming out of teh Waikiki aquarium. Also, there are all sorts of exhibitionists and hangers-on on instgram with some good, some goofy pictures.

The black Vanderloosi angelfish is so rare that there have only been two (2) pictures or images period. You have to dig deep and really hunt to find ANYTHING.

About all I could gather was the overall length. Because of the small sample set, the length is not definitively known as wtih more common species.

Diet, distribution and all those sort of cool things are being studied by them who feel such things are essential or important to the community, civilzation or society in general. WS