Trash day always a bit of a fright as the truck rolls by around 6:45 like it might want to snatch your can but doesn't until maybe 11 or 1 or 9. Like the guy said when asked a while ago, "We just don't know when, where or how much". It's just garbage. S went off for an allergy assessment in Everett as well as a booster and a thorough vacuuming of the Subaru with a short foray into Costco, but not to wrangle my Rapaflo pee amplifier, rather for cheese. For my part I poured 4 gallons of hot water and detergent down into the black and gray water tanks, drained the fresh water and sloshed my way over to Les Schwab to have them check the crack in the front right aluminum wheel. Other than to say that if it failed I was fucked the guy there couldn't help. Texted up B and went for a walk for the update on the bike tour which was challenging and was he glad to be home. He feels he may well ...
on the trail of the village water line R exits ferry with dog (hidden) Another rondelay to Freeland and beyond for a cartridge and then the next day a ham hock. The cartridge was for S and the ham hock for the Romanian pork and bean soup which was a lot of trouble and tasted like pork and bean soup although the caraway seeds added something different. Tuesday there was supper at Dean and Mary's house out Saratoga. Wednesday there was a dinner here at home with Bruce and Deon at which the Romanian soup was served. Both those events were relaxed and chatty. R brought Marbles over on the boat for a handoff as she prepared to fly to New York for the wedding of Maxwell formerly of the Huff Post days. There was at least a good walk on Tuesday up cemetery and down to commons for a cheddar and jalapeno bagel in which D and I rediscovered Jay's wetland project back of the old middle school field and D got into some deep black swamp mud...
Jackrabbit? 5 miles walking yesterday; pat, pat, pat. Somewhat complex handoff of the RoadTrek CS Adventurous LXT (not sure of the LXT part, but throwing it in just in case) today involving Laurie and Andy, leaving the Outback at Walgreens near Harbor Pointee, dog, exchange of fluids, etc. I will play the role of documentarian recording the experience here to the delight of me and maybe the one other person who reads this narrative. For the moment however I recline in the recliner with the coffee waiting for the 2 oxycodones and 2 Tylenol 500's to kick in as a pretty hot sun rises warming the east side of the house and as S and D leave to deposit D at Bark and Biscuit over on Maxwelton Road. Here's hoping the yearling doesn't get heat stroke frolicking and trading diseases with the other pooches. Brought the Adventurous home and spent hours fiddling with its various systems. Got iphone to show up on dashboard display - music, navigation and text message ...
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