It my look like a booger, but it snot...
Yuck.
All kinds of funky malfunctions in my sinuses and chest tonight. Gotta love that. I'm loaded with meds, but I still can't breathe out of my right nostril. Oh, joy. On the bright side, I'm not (yet) as sick as I was last time. Hopefully, I'll be able to rest well tomorrow and kick this thing in the butt before it kicks mine (like last time).
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Spent the past two evenings getting all 'manly' and doing car repair stuff. Matt P. came over Monday evening (so did his wife, Julie, with some great-tasting cheese/beef enchiladas...good stuff) and we got the carburetor re-installed on the Mustang. Car started and ran fine... Now on to...oh, let's see...ball joints. Sounds like the next best place to start working...
Unfortunately, problems seem to pile on one another. After taking him home, the battery light came on in the Expedition. -sigh- Fortunately, Matt came back today to help me to test the old alternator (which DID prove to be bad), remove it, and reinstall another one. All good, and even though I'm out a whopping $175 for the new alternator, at least I didn't have to pile labor costs on top of that. Wow. So a big "Thank You" to Matt for all his help.
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Small group was at our house tonight. Jeremy let me listen to some worship song ideas that he had, which was all good. I'm compiling quite a list of new music (always a good thing).
Unfortunately, all the music-talk isn't helping me resist the materialistic temptation to purchase a new guitar to replace my entry-level Epiphone Les Paul. It's a good guitar, but there are so many better options out there with the dual-humbucker sound. I'm very happy with my Fender American Stratocaster HSS, but it still can't duplicate the low-end crunch of a pair of humbuckers.
Must...resist...the...urge...
On the other hand, my tax return should be coming soon.
Crap. Get behind me Satan.
All kinds of funky malfunctions in my sinuses and chest tonight. Gotta love that. I'm loaded with meds, but I still can't breathe out of my right nostril. Oh, joy. On the bright side, I'm not (yet) as sick as I was last time. Hopefully, I'll be able to rest well tomorrow and kick this thing in the butt before it kicks mine (like last time).
...
Spent the past two evenings getting all 'manly' and doing car repair stuff. Matt P. came over Monday evening (so did his wife, Julie, with some great-tasting cheese/beef enchiladas...good stuff) and we got the carburetor re-installed on the Mustang. Car started and ran fine... Now on to...oh, let's see...ball joints. Sounds like the next best place to start working...
Unfortunately, problems seem to pile on one another. After taking him home, the battery light came on in the Expedition. -sigh- Fortunately, Matt came back today to help me to test the old alternator (which DID prove to be bad), remove it, and reinstall another one. All good, and even though I'm out a whopping $175 for the new alternator, at least I didn't have to pile labor costs on top of that. Wow. So a big "Thank You" to Matt for all his help.
...
Small group was at our house tonight. Jeremy let me listen to some worship song ideas that he had, which was all good. I'm compiling quite a list of new music (always a good thing).
Unfortunately, all the music-talk isn't helping me resist the materialistic temptation to purchase a new guitar to replace my entry-level Epiphone Les Paul. It's a good guitar, but there are so many better options out there with the dual-humbucker sound. I'm very happy with my Fender American Stratocaster HSS, but it still can't duplicate the low-end crunch of a pair of humbuckers.
Must...resist...the...urge...
On the other hand, my tax return should be coming soon.
Crap. Get behind me Satan.
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