Yesterday was fairly busy, church was an hour early due to the annual meeting afterwards. Thankfully that was only an hour long, followed by the potluck
Kept my eye on the car, as it made that squeaking sound again in the morning, but it went away later. I think the parking brake might be sticking, with all of this wet weather. I'll avoid using it and see if the sound goes away
Rest of the day was spent doing the cooking for the week, exercising, and finishing the opera, which I didn't like as much as the Mozart ones
Today nothing unusual after work, will exercise again and start work on some pictures for the dating profile
Have been thinking I might change my mind and visit Madison this year, though I'm not yet sure
Will be in the low 40s again, might rain a bit in the evening but most of the day should be dry
Oh gosh, TMB, that is quite a chill! When I lived in Idaho, lots of places of employment had places to plug in their oil heaters on their cars. I used to car pool with another nurse and we worked 3-11. I hated walking out at night and coming past the edge of the building and getting hit by the wind. One time her pickup didn't start, but another nurse who had 2 batteries got us jumped. That same Winter, a moose wandered into town and took out many backyard fences when spooked.
My eldest son has an EV. They have a charger at home, and have learned the charging stations in town. Many homes have solar panel arrays to boost charging capability.
I took sis to Seattle and got her checked in. She'll be there for 3 days. I worry about something going wrong. There is always some issue.
I have a Kona e-bike and I really like it.
Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.
Okay, Nannie has just finished sleeping through the evening. Well, she isn't finished sleeping yet, because first I have to wake her up, before I can get her up to go to bed.
Glad you are enjoying Italy, Tweety. I am a little jealous!
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Oh gosh, TMB, that is quite a chill! When I lived in Idaho, lots of places of employment had places to plug in their oil heaters on their cars. I used to car pool with another nurse and we worked 3-11. I hated walking out at night and coming past the edge of the building and getting hit by the wind. One time her pickup didn't start, but another nurse who had 2 batteries got us jumped. That same Winter, a moose wandered into town and took out many backyard fences when spooked.
My eldest son has an EV. They have a charger at home, and have learned the charging stations in town. Many homes have solar panel arrays to boost charging capability.
I took sis to Seattle and got her checked in. She'll be there for 3 days. I worry about something going wrong. There is always some issue.
I have a Kona e-bike and I really like it.