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Sun out for the moment anyway and predicting a typical fall day here in SEKansas. Nothing specific on the docket. Just about cleared and cleaned up the garage (just needing to choose which tools and gadgets stay and send the rest with Kurt out to the sheds. And

thus ends the official move in. There will no doubt be plenty of Walmartrearranging (drives DH crazy), but can't be helped.

Since I don't have access to a lovely pontoon, let alone the ocean to put it in, and with the colder weather coming along, I'm toying around with the possibility of going under the house to get an upclose look re ductwork/insulation. We know more needs to be added up in the attic, but crawl space a mystery.

Ann, sounds like your move is going well and lots done And, better still, a list getting shorter daily. Yay!

CC, my best friend's boyfriend (in college) frequently found his very old and heavy car sandwiched inside (parallel street parking) the various two cars front and back. His solution was to not so gently "move" said vehicles using his car's bumpers. I don't think your car is old and banged up enough to solve problems created by a-wipe drivers?

Have a good-better-and or best Saturday...

Hallelujah!

Nice that your brother wants to visit again.

The medication is supposed to be stable for a year in an unopened vial. Once opened, it is good for a month. Some pharmacies label it in confusing ways but that is what I have found googling it and reading FB groups - my vials say 1 year. I heard that the patent for semaglutide runs out in 2027, so at least there is some hope for the future. The patent is much further out for tirzepatide unfortunately.

The month we were in Arizona the dryness of the air made me constantly thirsty and my skin needed lotion multiple times a day. I even needed a saline nasal spray because of it.

I hate really large cars - you can't see past them and like this one they take up way too much space. How rude that they didn't even check to see if they were too close on your side.