Today's plan was pretty simple, it was the standard Sunday Plan, (life is simple for me most times), get up have breakfast, Hive away for a few hours; but life gets in the way of all plans. 

Last night, about two hours before thinking of laying down for the night, it was several power hits, the really nasty bad kind, power off for half a second, power back for 2 seconds, power off for two seconds, power back on again after two seconds, this twice in a row with the second set following about ten minutes after the first.  So two hard crashes on the computer, and my small heater.

About 2 am, another power outage no idea how long it lasted, but my heater goes beep when the power fails and it woke me up, so I rolled over looked at the clock and went back to sleep.

Breakfast was uneventful, I got my computer turned on, hive up and started to finish up a few votes. Plow guy comes, unexpected but glad he did when I saw the consistency of the snow. Even though there was not much it was heart attack snow, frozen heavy and wet all at the same time. So it's go and clear the car get ready to move it when he has our secondary spot cleared,

Snow plowing done, back inside to try and have some fun, so fresh coffee, and back to the computer for about 20 minutes and **Boom** see above last nigh power glitches, but at the end of the second cycle it stayed off.  So Sunday's run-a-round started early, power all back to normal when we got home. 

It was an interesting night and day, and while sometimes I would like to see the future, speculating about it gives me much more joy I believe than actually knowing the future ever could.

How many questions :) I don't have a single ready answer. I am also looking for information to analyze it. Perhaps one day I can answer one of them.

Lovely and the fact that everything is unpredictable from day to day makes life a little exciting.  :)

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To support your work, I also upvoted your post!

This honestly a good piece!  With all the uncertainties we face everyday specially during this pandemic we'll really get to asked ourselves and the universe about what's in for us in the future and what are we supposed to day each day? It's the purpose of living that fades  this anxiety inside us and it could really make us live a greater life every single day!!!

I had plenty of things planned and shot everything out the window for the purpose of hanging around with my nephew. Great failure, the glory was certain.

If you knew every possible outcome of every possible choice I think you'd have even worse choice paralysis than trying to make a decision on a certain number of knowns and an unknown number of unknowns XD

Today's plan like every other day involved the beach if the weather was fine and chilling if it was not.  The morning was fine so J's plan apparently involved helping my dad finally finish his hydroponics system (it's been six years in the making with most of the progress getting done when we're here every two years) and it's been raining on and off so like every other day we actually have no idea what we're doing and will probably end up chilling again unless the rain holds off for a long enough stretch to either enjoy beach or make jungle walks/drives less hazardous XD

Did you have a plan for today? :)

"If we knew what tomorrow held, would hope be lost?"

Yes, hope would lost. Hope is the only thing that binds us to this life. That's why I wouldn't want to see the future.