Well, I best get to it.

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Between taking some time to wake, even without coffee, giving the anacin a chance to work, and doing my "morning" e-rounds, it's about time to get cracking.  I have decided to put the faucet in first, then take a shower, then call my friend.  Calling him right away and he will want me to show up really soon, putting too much pressure on my frail economy of will this day.  So...  A plan of action and... if I could just escape gravity and this chair.  I'm getting there.

My attempt, so far, to receive information regarding doing a bit of tech work has been unsat so far.  One writer suggested that a swampcooler bogs down and doesn't work well.  Oh contrair... I have seen it work.  Some people just don't understand that, in the wilds, plug and play is not part of the option.  Filters, a bit of tinkering, and you get what you get.  Not always perfect, but not bad either.  It's part of the fun, as I see things, when able.  Another wanted to make sure I had a way to turn it off, suggesting theirs got too cool.  Off?  Seriously?  Removing a wire is all it takes.  Still, perhaps someone with some mild know-how, or a link that helped them, might still show up.  Don't tell me "no", or go negative.  Do or do not help, just don't get in the way.  I'll begin, after I have finished some other projects, begin researching again... on fitting a minor solar kit and creating the foldable shower house.  Not today, or probably until this weekend.  But it's coming.  Hmm... with the shower outhouse, using bags to heat the water on the roof would also add weight to keep the thing stable and grounded.  Tie-downs are nice, but weight really helps, especially light structures.  Oh, and cool ones to mix or use on the inside, depending on outside temps.  Lots of extra weight.  Just thinking out loud.

Oh, right, what was I suggesting?  Ah, right.  To the faucet, then a shower.  Later!