Day 1432: San Bernardino

I wonder how many mass shootings I've written about since I began this blog.  Today, two or three shooters attacked a center for people with developmental disabilities in San Bernardino.  Fourteen are dead and seventeen are injured.  Two suspects, a man and a woman, are dead and the hunt goes on for collaborators.  More pain, more fear, more outrage, more incriminations.

My book progress is slow.... Too many interruptions.  Today, I nearly finished the equipment chapter, but it needs a few more hours.  Tomorrow night is the Silver Creek parent meeting so that will take a few hours away.  Then we'll be heading to Columbus sometime on Friday.

But when on Friday?  When we get home tomorrow night, I'll make the call to the court house and find out if I have to report for jury duty on Friday.   The first time I got county jury duty, I spent a morning listening to potential jurors being questioned.  After a short break, we were dismissed because the case was settled.  The second time, I called the night before reporting and was dismissed. What are the chances those outcomes will happen again.  Pretty slim, I'd say.  I would like to serve because the experience would be very educational.

On the roof top deck of Evan's workplace