Third post of the day

I promise I will eventually post some pictures and information about the more interesting events involving my children, but of course I was distracted by the fact that you can add Youtube vidoes to a blog. But as far as I can figure they only give you the option of showing four videos and you can't pick exactly which four you want. So while I have four Patty Griffin videos, they are not exactly the ones I would pick. The first one, Rain is one of the best songs, and the other three are pretty good. Maybe I can figure out how to get exactly four that I want someday, but I suppose I should make that a lower priority, as I have probably bored any potential readers, but it was just a compulsive need that I explain all of this. Have I scared anyone away yet?

A couple of necessary comments

I feel the need to say a couple of things. First of all, I understand that some of you that I have invited to view this blog may have absolutely no interest in it. Rest assured, if you don't read it, I WILL NEVER KNOW!! So feel free to never visit. (Except for this one time, of course.)
Secondly, (is that a word?), there is no guarantee that I will post regularly. Sorry, that's just how I am. So for those of you who will be waiting as eagerly as I was for Harry Potter 7 for a post from me--and I know there will be many--I make my apologies.

I've joined the blogwagon!

I'm going to make an honest attempt at blogging, without any technical support from Dan, who is in Wisconsin. I felt that the title was appropriate, as I identify very much with Luna Lovegood of Harry Potter, who is something of a space-case. Also, it is likely that any ramblings that I include in my blog will be of about the same caliber as the articles in The Quibbler. Crumple-horned snorckacks, anyone? (Those of you non-Potterheads will just have to pretend I am writing in a different language.) I am now going to attempt to break through my mental fog and try to figure out how to add a picture and other features. I read in an article about vitamins that said deficiencies in Vitamin B12 can sometimes mimic symptoms of severe brain fog and even Alzheimer's disease. I'm going to get some vitamin B12 supplements at Henry's next time I go--that is if I don't forget . . .