Cool and damp. Wet and muggy. Pretty close to the same thing right now. Wasn’t bad yesterday, with clear skies until later in the day, and then it was just a few clouds. The temperature did come up in the evening, which was a bit weird. 64F when I went to bed.
Did my big drive down to Dickenson to pick up and drop off. Sold one freezer. Picked up two more. Took them back to my storage unit. I’ve got more organizing and sorting to do there, but it’s supposed to rain today. Can’t pull half the stuff out into the rain in order to sort the other half.
If it does rain, I’ll find something to do. There’s a list you know…
Birthday is approaching and everything is coming due. Renewed my driver’s license online. Filed the renewal for my LTC online too. Will have to file my ham license renewal today. There are a couple of extra steps to go through this time, due to changes at the FCC. Renewed my membership in my hobby org a couple of months ago to get an early bird special. Several trade magazines wanted to be renewed this month too. Spring is all about renewal I guess. I just hope not in the Logan’s Run sense…
Had a big outage here last night. Longest one we’ve ever had. If the host company shares anything with us, I’m sure Rick will share what he can. If it happens again, you can check for a status update at flandrey.com. If I’ve had time to do one…
Hopefully the hamsters will get back on their wheels and keep running into the future. Lazy little furballs.
Today will depend on the weather. I’ve got a couple of minor things to pick up, and lots of options for other work here, so I’m sure I’ll be able to keep busy.
It’s all about keeping busy, as long as progress is made.
Too many weird things happening in the world, time to be conservative in the classical sense. If you saw all of what’s going on today, looking back from ten years in the future, would the steps to world changing conflict look so obvious you can’t believe that people didn’t see them? Consider that. And consider that people do and did see them but it happened anyway. Then consider your plan for the next few years.
Stack it up while the stacking is good.
nick