The backyard ice field is a death trap. Going down on ice seems to happen extra fast. My first fall shook me up. After that, I was super cautious. I have fallen a few more times, but since I went down from a sporting stance, there have been no injuries yet. I can’t live like this.
Hi Rick. Wow! You really know how to do a lot of pojects. Somehow, you live in Brecksville, which is not interesting at all, but almost everday something interesting is going on at your house. You’re like this scientist/engineer who finds these cool projects to work on or figure out.
Im home sick with the corona virus and reading your blog about Sparky and what cool things are happening at your house helps me get through my boring day. I live in housing association- boring.
Every strength is a weakness, and vice versa. I like projects and solving problems, but that isn’t as popular as smoking a bunch of pot and watching TikTok like the hip kids.
Sorry you’ve got the Wuhan flu and hope it passes without incident. It’s nice to think that Sparky’s antics keep you distracted during your recovery. I’m blessed to have such a photogenic and philosophical dog like Sparky.
You might try starting from the beginning with Sparky’s story. “bigstickphysics.net/category/sparky/page/16” should get you pretty close to his first appearance.