Nov 5th 26, weather and mind enhancer...

ST1100Y

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The older I get, the better a morning without schedule sounds... :coffee:

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G'Day...

-1°/10°C, 82% RH, frost and fog in the morning, bright sun for the rest of the day... ☀️

the usual routine...
ze GF leaves for work, while I'm carefully maintaining my caffeine intake... ☕

Former employer still hasn't coughed up the outstanding dough, the Chamber of Labour now drags him into curt...
Speaking of dough, first (un)Employment Service cheque came in... not much lower then prev salary... good...
Job offers/responses? Nada...
While the Federation of Industry beats the publicity drum that we all have to work till 70, no one employs you at 62... 😉

Awaiting some shipments, then ride over to my place to print, sign and scan documents/power of attorney for above legal case...
(figuring "... I can always do such at my workplace..." ze GF doesn't even have a printer nor scanner at her place... :wink:)

Plans for hiring a bike trailer (€ 180,-/week) + installing a hitch on her Skoda (1.9ltr TDI automatic) getting more concrete;
crossing the Teutonic planes* by motorcycle to get to the IJmuiden ferry port (Scotland 2027) is just too dull and mind numbing...
* I'm in full agreement with ze GF in this... and having a car with a (removable) tow bar might always come handy...

(New) Phone is almost configured to my liking, still some nicks with getting a proper document reader (*.doc, *.xls, .pdf...)
that doesn't involve a payment plan or the dreaded Office 365 Copilot dragging all my documents into the cloud... 😒

Well, on with the show... :cool:
 
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Thx Martin, you’re totally right!

6˚c/43f, sunny, calm, another beautiful day.

Maybe a ride later, if they haven’t salted the roads….have to check before I ride.
No salty ride for me, nonono..

Yesterdays electrical inspection revealed a contact from the waterheater overheating, and a circuitbreaker that was overdimensioned..?
So I’ve ordered a certified electrical company to fix it, but it won’t happen until christmas.
Busy fu**ers.

Have a good one, stay grounded!
Stu

My homemade fuses
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Good morning everyone

Thanks for the start, Martin. Looks like the "Resource Limit Reached" error I've been getting for the past two hours has gone away.

It's unseasonably, ridiculously warm in Rockville- 66°F- and cloudy after a bit of overnight shower passed through. We may get another light wetting in an hour but nothing of real significance or impact.

Mrs. Fun and crew are off to Japan this morning; I'm on airport drop-off duty. After that it's on to uke club before online bridge with relatives this evening.

Stay safe and well everyone and tell your dear ones you love them. Do it today, NOW, for tomorrow may be too late.
 
Yesterdays electrical inspection revealed a contact from the waterheater overheating, and a circuitbreaker that was overdimensioned..?
So I’ve ordered a certified electrical company to fix it, but it won’t happen until christmas.
Busy fu**ers.

My homemade fuses
IMG_5081.jpeg

We once heard loud buzzing from an outside meter / disconnect box. When we opened it we got a nasty surprise.
The entire box was a hornets nest. The buzzing wasn't electrical at all., and we have the completely wrong type of PPE on!
It was very shocking.

Stu, you need another can for the black leg.

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Good morning, and thanks for the coffee start, Martin.

It's sunny and 59f/15c, becoming cloudy and rainy as the temperature rises to 69f/20c, later.

The tree guy stopped by early, yesterday, and removed the dead branch that had been so concerning.
The neighbor's dog and I got out for a bit over 3.5 miles in the Outback.
I had been planning a gym visit, but plans changed and we visited the range for some pew-pew time, instead.
Dinner, then shopping at the local warehouse store for some necessities.

Today, I'll make it to the gym, and see what else happens.

Enjoy your day,
Steve
 
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