Cool and sunny. [76F at 9am]<\/p>\n
Yesterday started out cool but got up into the high 80s or low 90s in the sun later in the day.\u00a0 It was sunny and HOT in the driveway.\u00a0\u00a0 It’s nice and dry though, at least for Houston, so all the water I’m finding under stuff, and trapped in tarps will actually dry out.<\/p>\n
I found some parts in the garage that I had forgotten about, and I still haven’t found some parts I’ve been looking for.\u00a0 Found lots of old rat mess too.\u00a0 Cleaning and organizing.\u00a0 Should have been done years ago, but I always have something else that needs doing.\u00a0 This week is no exception, but I’ve bumped some stuff around on the priority list to get more visible stuff done for my wife.\u00a0 Some cleaning inside the house will probably happen today too.<\/p>\n
Dinner was ribeye from the freezer, and stuffed mushrooms and baked zucchini from the store.\u00a0 My wife ended up having to go to her site inspection, so she stopped for vegetables and chicken last week.\u00a0 I’d have preferred not, but I’m not the boss of her.\u00a0 Funny thing is, she never does the shopping normally.\u00a0 It must be a bit of cabin fever.\u00a0 In any case, she made the veg and I did the steak.\u00a0 Teamwork!\u00a0 Birthday cake for dessert.<\/p>\n
Texas is relaxing some of the covid rules starting yesterday.\u00a0 Nothing that affects me, or my family, but I’ll be watching the numbers closely this coming week.\u00a0 I’ve stopped checking them twice a day.\u00a0 They keep growing though, relentlessly, and even more so outside of the US.\u00a0 We’re not done with this any time soon.<\/p>\n
So keep stacking, stay in, and stay safe.\u00a0 Skills are free, and knowledge can save you time, money, or even your life….<\/p>\n
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Cool and sunny. [76F at 9am]<\/p>\n
Yesterday started out cool but got up into the high 80s or low 90s in the sun later in the day.\u00a0 It was sunny and HOT in the driveway.\u00a0\u00a0 It’s nice and dry though, at least for Houston, so all the water I’m finding under stuff, and trapped in tarps will actually dry out.<\/p>\n
I found some parts in the garage that I had forgotten about,<\/p>\n