Week of February 15, 2026 – Big bottle of vanilla extract, a pizza bread, pouring nitrogen, painting a bus brick-red, and Absorption & Reflection.

(Above: On the morning of February 17, 2026, Mr. Brimage painted the bus brick red. It looks much better. En la mañana del 17 de febrero de 2026, el Sr. Brimage pintó el autobús de color rojo ladrillo. Se ve mucho mejor.)


2/15/2026: Today began in the low 60s and warmed into the high 70s. Mostly sunny morning, cloudy afternoon, rainy evening.

2/16/2026: Today has been cloudy. It started in the low 60s and warmed into the mid 60s.

2/17/2026: Today began in the low 50s and warmed into the mid 70s. Sunny.

2/18/2026: Today began in the low 60s and warmed into the high 70s. Sunny and quite pretty.

2/19/2026: Today began in the low 60s and warmed into the low 80s. Mostly sunny.

2/20/2026: Today began in the mid 60s and warmed into the low 80s. Mostly sunny.

2/21/2026: Today began in the mid 60s and warmed into the low 80s. Sunny.

Final Note:  It has been a splendid week of absorption and reflection (two vital portions of experience). I don’t have much else to say/write at the moment, and there’s no sense forcing it. I will note, however, that tonight’s dinner shows great promise in continuing the trend.

It has become something of a tradition to "bring a question" to our get-togethers with Shae. Mine tonight will be: What are your 2 most vivid recollections from this past week? What makes them the most vivid?
This is the ribeye steak (Wagyu #546) that Padre, Shae, and I are going to eat tonight, February 22, 2026.
Este es el chuletón (de Wagyu #546) que mi padre, mi amigo y yo vamos a comer esta noche el 22 de febrero de 2026.

1 thought on “Week of February 15, 2026 – Big bottle of vanilla extract, a pizza bread, pouring nitrogen, painting a bus brick-red, and Absorption & Reflection.”

  1. Fantastic week .. your question prompted me to realize that while I enjoy wandering on my own, sharing experiences enriches much of what takes place in my life. Thanks again for sharing.

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