It feels reckless to drill holes and change wires on a new truck, but I’m going to keep doing it.
In the thirteen years that I had my last truck, I modified it to add desirable features. My new truck doesn’t have those features, but it does display a bunch of cryptic symbols as it does stuff that I am already doing. Stuff like steering and watching what other cars are doing.
I don’t blame him, Sparky lives in the moment.
I made a batch of cocktail meatballs yesterday. Since it’s Thanksgiving, I gave Sparky a meatball this morning after his morning toilet. He isn’t even done licking the juice off of his snout, when he is wondering what I’ve done for him lately.
For decades, every Thanksgiving, one of NPR’s founding mothers, Susan Stamberg, would give her “Mama Stamberg’s Cranberry Relish” recipe. It wasn’t interesting, but like a batty aunt telling a boring story about the time her husband wore bowling shoes to Christmas mass, she retells the story every year. Everybody feigns interest, and nobody complains, because it’s your batty aunt, and she’s earned the privilege
Two things have changed since last year.
That’s good. I am not traveling for Thanksgiving, but the price of gas eventually effects the price of everything.
According to the article, gas is only $2.87 per gallon in Hawaii. Seems like Hawaii would always have the most expensive gas in the country.
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Believe it or not, that is actually Sparky in disguise.
Sparky says it’s coming up a cloud, so we might should go to Winn Dixie to stock up on bread and milk.
My plum trees are wracked with black knot. That’s a gnarly looking fungus that infects a branch, and kills the rest of the branch. Close up, the corruption looks like this.
I didn’t know that Jimmy Cliff was still alive.
Sparky is insubordinate. Or he’s quiet quitting or protesting. It’s hard to tell with beagles.
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