One Step Forward Another Step Backwards.

Our Location today is Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada.

After having a good night’s sleep we watched the Weather Network as we ate breakfast. They showed how our area would be pummeled by heavy rain this afternoon. Once we’d spent the time needed to do our morning reading on the computers it was time to get started making progress on my to-do list. 

I finished cleaning off the mudflaps on the tarp in the living room disassembling the lights from the stainless steel trim. Somehow there was a buildup of road dust inside the lamps as well as the corrosion on the light terminals. That’s a strange thing to find inside of sealed light fixtures. I replaced a couple of fixtures that were badly corroded and rewired all the lamps as well as applying a generous coating of sealer so there’d be no further corrosion issues. 

When I brought the mudflaps out to the truck before supper there were a few raindrops that were falling but not enough to say it rained.  While enjoying a healthy supper and looking out the balcony the sun made its first appearance in days. So I headed outside to install the mudflaps on the truck after I’d finished eating. This is where I get upset. The one light fixture I didn’t replace on the one mudflap is not working and it looked to be in great shape and the other mudflap I reused the old wires and none of the lights are working. I walked away from it for the evening. 

Our Rand McNally GPS came back from the repair shop at no charge. Kathy immediately tested it and was very happy with the results. Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

Office Jokes, Quotes, and Anecdotes

Specs Appeal people are more likely to get a job if they wear glasses to their interview, according to a study conducted by the College of Optometrists in the United Kingdom and reported in 2011. A third of British adults think glasses make someone look more professional, and 43 percent think glasses make people look more intelligent, according to research. Experts say it is because of an old stereotype that people develop bad eyesight by reading a lot.

Telegraph.co.uk