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Uh, correction...
Aug. 19th, 2017 07:50 pmThat part yesterday where I mused as to today being a day off?
In my dreams!
The trailer was unloaded and returned. Most of the stuff in the trailer was dragged to where it's supposed to go in the house (a few items remain in the garage).
I tried to nap. No joy.
I met with the contractor, we discussed some items on the "punch list" that Galina dictated to me over the phone, he provided plausible explanations for each point, so I ended up paying his invoice.
I washed the car. I tried (with little success) to deal with the chipped clear seal roof section, and what's done is done. Maybe, if I approach this a bit more slowly, I can revisit this after our little adventure trip (which we set out on tomorrow).
For some reason, stuff that needs to get charged (phones, earphones, power packs) is getting there at a snail's pace. After being connected to chargers since this morning, nothing is above 75% yet.
Natalie and I spoke on the phone to set up a rendezvous point in Casper on Monday, as she and Kyle will be approaching via I-25 from the north, and we'll be approaching via I-25 from the east. The whole situation represents a huge unknown (for example, will highways between Denver and Casper achieve the level of standstill of, say, the 405 in Los Angeles?). I expect that food and gas throughout the area of the path of totality will be under pressure Monday, but with some vigilance, those ought to be manageable.
Tonight needs to be a solid sleep night.
Cheers...
In my dreams!
The trailer was unloaded and returned. Most of the stuff in the trailer was dragged to where it's supposed to go in the house (a few items remain in the garage).
I tried to nap. No joy.
I met with the contractor, we discussed some items on the "punch list" that Galina dictated to me over the phone, he provided plausible explanations for each point, so I ended up paying his invoice.
I washed the car. I tried (with little success) to deal with the chipped clear seal roof section, and what's done is done. Maybe, if I approach this a bit more slowly, I can revisit this after our little adventure trip (which we set out on tomorrow).
For some reason, stuff that needs to get charged (phones, earphones, power packs) is getting there at a snail's pace. After being connected to chargers since this morning, nothing is above 75% yet.
Natalie and I spoke on the phone to set up a rendezvous point in Casper on Monday, as she and Kyle will be approaching via I-25 from the north, and we'll be approaching via I-25 from the east. The whole situation represents a huge unknown (for example, will highways between Denver and Casper achieve the level of standstill of, say, the 405 in Los Angeles?). I expect that food and gas throughout the area of the path of totality will be under pressure Monday, but with some vigilance, those ought to be manageable.
Tonight needs to be a solid sleep night.
Cheers...
