Well, it's stinky winky humid outside. You know what I'm talking about, when your clothing feels damp and sticky and clings like some sort of cotton cellophane. The wind is also picking up. Dark storm clouds are shortly supposed to let loose, the coming rain is supposed to reduce the humidity. Sometimes that works and sometimes it doesn't.
Retail was slow yesterday. I did manage to get a measure for blinds. We have a very good sale coming up for Memorial Day. Geez. I can't believe the holiday is upon us. Time does seem to be flying by. Not that our sales are going to be improving anytime soon. People seem to be, for the most part, simply fed up with the expense of home improvements. This is how American capitalism is supposed to work. People no longer pay the high prices and stop buying; businesses drop their prices to increase sales. The problem all too often, however, has been that corporations are simply saying "screw you, buy or do without." Still, it may be working. Recently both MacDonalds and Target have announced they were going to begin reducing prices. How much this effect overall pricing among retailers might be an economist's nightmare.
My new area rug arrives today. The yellow one. I did some prepping of the floor yesterday. I'm excited.
I have to use a different format for listing the chapters in the audio version of The Body on the Lawn. Rather than have to change format in my future books, I'm switching over now. This is how the table of contents is supposed to look.

