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I was able to get the time sensitive projects completed. The checks into the bank, the sewing machine into the shop, and the cable dealt with. I went ahead and kept cable, for $5 with no eventual spikes. I do enjoy watching EWTN, the Catholic channel, from time to time. And it is good to have access to "local news" for a few things. The channels being kept are pretty much all I had watched anyway. Why bother with "History" or most other channels? Junk, plus commercials. And I don't have to redo this every time my mother visits. While I was in the sewing shop I looked at a machine that would match everything I have on my list for a sewing machine. Pricey, even at the lower end, but strong enough for what I need, should they not be able to fix my machine. No where near mfsr though. That machine alone might trigger my mother to try to move in though. :p
I ran out of time. I needed to be back this afternoon. And I am. But I will be going back to town a bit later, to finish my shopping. Then I'll see if my friend wants to tag along. I had planned to do those things solo, and first, anyway.
Just a few things left. And it will be cooler when I get back into town, if perhaps busier as well. I did figure out how to remove the screen. It is a stock door but it looks like a D.C. type had to tinker with it. Getting the screen out was easy enough with a tool or two and a little patience. I took the measurements which I wrote on an envelope, a sample of the screen and of the spline, both of which went inside the envelope, which then went into one of the cargo pockets. I will be looking at the costs for 150 foot of bleader hose, sixty tricklers, fittings, and tools, just a pricing for now. If it is less than $100 I might go for it next month, maybe, if everything looks doable. Yeah, I have at least sixty plants that would need trickling, what's it to you? *laughs*
Well... just in case you wanted to know. Which, if you are reading here, might be presumed? Later.
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