Summer days
Recent posts have been totally focused on the current issues and problems in the capital markets. What a drag that seems to be after such a beautiful summer weekend.
May and June in metro New York have been exceptional. We deserved some good weather after a rainy and constantly overcast April, but the payoff has been big and so enjoyable. Warm weather in the mid-70's to mid-80's, sunny, with nights in the 60's. Who can beat this. Bicyling, walking, waving, running, softball, basketball, Manhattan and Brooklyn shopping and grazing, it's all been so easy, no heat, cold, rain, or even humidity to lean into and rationalize. We're getting spoiled.
The coming week may bring more posts on the financial markets, and may even migrate into the equally disturbing world of politics, but as long as summer remains a continuation of our spring, perspective can be maintained. Well, that may be a stretch.
May and June in metro New York have been exceptional. We deserved some good weather after a rainy and constantly overcast April, but the payoff has been big and so enjoyable. Warm weather in the mid-70's to mid-80's, sunny, with nights in the 60's. Who can beat this. Bicyling, walking, waving, running, softball, basketball, Manhattan and Brooklyn shopping and grazing, it's all been so easy, no heat, cold, rain, or even humidity to lean into and rationalize. We're getting spoiled.
The coming week may bring more posts on the financial markets, and may even migrate into the equally disturbing world of politics, but as long as summer remains a continuation of our spring, perspective can be maintained. Well, that may be a stretch.
posted by John Borden at 9:05 PM
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