Happy Cinco de Mayo. I am going to go down and pour myself a glass of tequila to celebrate the victory over the French.
We had a chance to spend a little time with Enders, which was nice. They are now on duty in Door County. And it sounds like they brought the bad weather with them! Watch out for those snow flakes Saturday morning! We were on the edge of the worst of the storms last night. The tornado’s were 10 or 15 miles north. The lake sure got rough! And lot’s of rain all night but that will be good for the ground. Hopefully we did not lose the blossoms on our apple trees.
So I have a small project downstairs I was back to tonight. Trying to finish a wall that I didn’t do 15 years ago. So the drywall is up and am doing my subsequent coats of drywall compound most nights. It is getting close to the end. I will have to decide on the type of finish coat I put on soon.
I bought some plants for the garden yesterday, but did not get them in last night, now too wet, and will be too cold the next days. So will need a good day next week to put them in the ground. Oh yesterday I did not get to the plants because we were busy shuffling cars. On my way to work I lost power going over the Butte des Morts bridge. I was able to get off the bridge on the north side of the water and pull it over. So Chris came to get my, I dropped the keys off at the garage and they towed it in later. The way it lost power and ran I was thinking cam shaft. But it was better news later. The thermastat stuck closed, and when the engine started to overheat the sensors shut down the engine to protect it. So it did not end up cheap, but lot’s less than I was imagining. The mechanic is not very positive on the future of my engine at 166,000 miles, but we will keep running it for awhile. The oil and compression may be going where it doesn’t belong, but still not too bad.
So we manage to find things to keep busy with.
Another week and we will be getting ready to head to Florida for a long weekend. That is always relaxing. Speaking of which, time for my tequila.
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