Nemo2
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I looked under the dash and everything looked ok under there.
(Me, I'd likely look in the trunk....of a pickup.)
I looked under the dash and everything looked ok under there.
Had my shingles shot yesterday, at the cost of $213.00 Canadian. (May be shutting the proverbial barn door, but if it helps prevent another attack then I'm more than happy.)
SDM is very conveniently located and gives me good service, so it is my regular pharmacy.
I did some plowing. Broke my plow truck. Again. I just don't understand what the problem could be. Its only been a plow truck for about 25 years!
The automatic transmission shifter got stuck. I can't get in to go in Park. When I discovered this, I drove it back to my place before I turned it off. Sure enough, I can't start it because it won't go into Park. Hopefully, I can finish this story in the "Your recent repair" thread.
Should be able to start in neutral??
How many people did or still do that? Intentionally set a clock "fast"?
I deleted 25,000 emails that have accumulated over the years. For some reason, I felt the need to hang on to them. Funny how things get clarified when you're down to your last couple days of work. Two days to go!
Congratulations, coveredbridge! You're almost there.
I deleted a similar number of emails when I retired. That kept me busy for a while.
How many people did or still do that? Intentionally set a clock "fast"?
Exactly! Many of mine were CYA e-mails and came in very handy a few times.I guess I'm not the only one who kept CYA e-mails.
Went to the bank to get cash to pay the two bands that are playing at my retirement party tomorrow night!!
Exactly! Many of mine were CYA e-mails and came in very handy a few times.
Last night, F's 2003 Murano broke, and I mean BROKE. It's half a block away from our homes, and can't make it even 10 feet closer on its own power. He is going to have it towed to the dealer today. We don't know how much it will cost, and it has almost 250,000 miles on it.
I'll spend today driving him around and listening to his thought processes and response when he finds out how much it will cost and decides whether to fix or junk it, and so on. Maybe going to used car lots too. He has helped me out so many times when I needed it, and finally I can return the favor.
Thank goodness we are both retired and have plenty of time to deal with it.