January 13th 2020

The birth of public radio broadcasting is credited to Lee de Forest who transmitted the world’s first public broadcast in New York City on January 13, 1910. This broadcast featured the voices of Enrico Caruso and other Metropolitan Opera stars. Members of the public and the press used earphones to listen to the broadcast in several locations throughout the city. This marked the beginning of what would become nearly universal wireless radio communication.

Wow.

What a ridiculous 24 hours!

I went to bed last night

Slept until 9:30.

I got up,

Put on clean pjs

And moved to the recliner.

The most I did today was to:

Recycle

One load of laundry

Eat and eat and eat and eat

Fix the Wi-Fi connection upstairs

And load the dishwasher.

Yup... I did nothing.

My voice is taking its time coming back.

I am still VERY hoarse

And it is still quite sore.

I have already been told

That I am to do the same tomorrow.

But! 

I think I may do a bit 

Of craft room straightening.

I am behind on the organizational

Challenges for craft spaces.

Sorry Pam.

Right now I am going to enjoy

A good night's sleep

ALONE (well as alone as I can be

With Captain Corky and Otter) in the bed.

Tomorrow is another day.

Good night from John Street