Mellow day in Pompano Beach

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Breakfast at the hotel. I found and started reading Eve Rodsky’s “Fair Play” last night, after formulating the problem I am trying to solve (how to share the responsibility of running a multi-adult household). The book is aimed at couples, but the approach seems extensible to an arbitrary number of adults. I’ll see if she considers the role of children as they become adults or not, or other adult members of a household, and I’ll also check in with Priestess to find out if she knows of any poly households using this or a related system. It is imperfect, because the project manager approach turns over all of a task to a specific person (altho they can delegate subcomponents, maybe?) and then tasks get redelegated frequently, making it a lot like P.E.T.

Midday meal at Hen and Hog and it was really good.

Dinner at Beach House and the view from upstairs was surreal. It was soooo good. The drinks were strong and good. The food was excellent. The temperature was perfect. The service was attentive without being intrusive. Everything was delightful. It was loud, but even that was great, because when it is too loud to talk, MIL just sits and smiles and honestly, it’s very nice that way.

R walked over to visit her earlier in the day and messed up his leg walking along the beach. Ooops.