[There You'll Be]

She's just a mess.

Along with me.

She's definitely my cat.

[sunnykerr]

Like my tree is just like me.

That's what happens, I think.

[There You'll Be]

I definitely agree.

I think we find similarities in what matters to us, or that we're surrounded by.

[sunnykerr]

Also, the human brain is designed to look for patterns, so...

[sunnykerr]

[There You'll Be]

Oh I forget that, when it's so true.

back atcha.

[sunnykerr]

So, what are you up to today?

[There You'll Be]

Hm, mostly coloring, still, these days.

Also, same as you, doing some great cleaning and clearing out.

Lots of trash, organizing, and giving away.

[sunnykerr]

I know you enjoy that, so I'm happy for you.

And thank you.

You've just reminded me that I need to take out the garbage before I go to bed.

[There You'll Be]

Glad I could help remind you.

[sunnykerr]

Well, you know, I have to wait for darkness to take it out.

Because, technically, we're only supposed to put in on the curb in the morning.

But, by the time I'm leaving the house, they're already passed.

So I have to take it out at night and then I usually forget.

[There You'll Be]

Ah, I didn't realize that.

We always take ours out sometime the day before.

That's never fun forgetting.

[sunnykerr]

Everyone pretty puts their out at night, though.

Because they really do collect it very early in the morning.

So I'm not alone in doing it this way.

[There You'll Be]

That's handy, that you're not the only one.

That would definitely put me at ease.

[sunnykerr]

In a large city, it would be difficult to police to much, I think.

So long as we're all more or less on the same page, I think we're all okay.