I found a bug in my computer!
We sold the BMW, well, to be more precise, I sold it with Jennifer's well vetted agreement, yet, as it all played out, she started to show some regret and anxiety. I guess she did not really expect I would get what I wanted for it, but I did. And to a degree, she feels a bit trapped or constrained by the possibility of being stuck at the house if/when I might have the car. I get that. Part of me wants to jump on the chance to pick up the Honda Fit in Sacramento, which, after the BMW service last week, would be close to a break-even outcome after tax and registration, yet gas and maintenance would be ½ easily. The other idea is to let that go and try a month or so with one car. What is the worst thing that could happen? By doing this, we can see how it works out and what our needs really are. It's a trial of sorts, and we absolutely have options for both the long and short term. After it was wrapped up, we dropped off a prescription for my mom and visited for a while. I am going to help her sell off a slew of sewing patterns she has amassed through the years. We enjoyed the backyard for a while until the heat became too much to bear, and we had to go inside. Tommy wasn't engaging with us, likely because he was told not to park half on and half off the sidewalk, because he thinks it looks cool, or because he's aware he has to move out in June. It need not be a negative thing, yet he seems to feel it has to be. I'll continue to do all I can to be positive about it. It's finally cooling down, and the week ahead should be pleasant. I dove into helping Jen with Google Forms for the Los Gatos Thrives needs. It was rewarding to help and teach while also having a scenario play out that illustrated the maze of complexity surrounding what sounds simple but turns out to be dramatically more complicated.
⚖️ 171.8(+1) ❤️63(60-100) 👣 3,965/1.8mi (🏋️♂️)
We sold the BMW, well, to be more precise, I sold it with Jennifer's well vetted agreement, yet, as it all played out, she started to show some regret and anxiety. I guess she did not really expect I would get what I wanted for it, but I did. And to a degree, she feels a bit trapped or constrained by the possibility of being stuck at the house if/when I might have the car. I get that. Part of me wants to jump on the chance to pick up the Honda Fit in Sacramento, which, after the BMW service last week, would be close to a break-even outcome after tax and registration, yet gas and maintenance would be ½ easily. The other idea is to let that go and try a month or so with one car. What is the worst thing that could happen? By doing this, we can see how it works out and what our needs really are. It's a trial of sorts, and we absolutely have options for both the long and short term. After it was wrapped up, we dropped off a prescription for my mom and visited for a while. I am going to help her sell off a slew of sewing patterns she has amassed through the years. We enjoyed the backyard for a while until the heat became too much to bear, and we had to go inside. Tommy wasn't engaging with us, likely because he was told not to park half on and half off the sidewalk, because he thinks it looks cool, or because he's aware he has to move out in June. It need not be a negative thing, yet he seems to feel it has to be. I'll continue to do all I can to be positive about it. It's finally cooling down, and the week ahead should be pleasant. I dove into helping Jen with Google Forms for the Los Gatos Thrives needs. It was rewarding to help and teach while also having a scenario play out that illustrated the maze of complexity surrounding what sounds simple but turns out to be dramatically more complicated.
⚖️ 171.8(+1) ❤️63(60-100) 👣 3,965/1.8mi (🏋️♂️)