How many of these do you know?

Jessi and I got my new stationary bike working great! I installed the app that goes with it and then did a ride.

Cool day.

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I went to Ann’s house to pick up my Honda CR-V. Drove it to Chamblee to work. Parked it back at her house this evening.

Big spider out the kitchen window. They’re everywhere in the yard.

K and I picked up the girls from the bus (it’s now getting there about 3:05 PM.) Helped the kids at the Mission.

I told the boys to straighten that median out. No luck.

Another day, another palabra.

Ordered supplements for J.

J connected our Walmart accounts. It’s easier for her to make orders.

I returned the purse for Everly with the wrong letter. Dropped it off at Whole Foods, along with an air mattress.

Watered my plants.

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Watered my roses.

My podcast server was having issues yesterday. I was able to upload the file no problem today. Verbal Surgery -1125- “Too Hard Job.” Excellence in self-motivation.

Did laundry.

I hung a light over the banana plants. I’ll do one more soon.

Helped the kids at the Mission.

Great to see Mustak today!

My Yosuda bike came in today! The container was a bit damaged but the bike was fine. J helped me put it together.

Just. Keep. Going.

Interesting.

Confirmed my appointment with the Tax office.

OYB!

I got to the appointment about fifteen minutes early.

In less than twenty minutes I was putting the Georgia tag on my car.

Duolingo had a major outage today. Seemed to be ok this evening.

I trimmed the bushes in the front of my yard.

I also pruned the bamboo and the rubber plant before bringing them inside for the winter.

My outdoor temperature gauge went out yesterday. I put some fresh batteries in and it seems to be working fine again.

I brought the plants from the deck inside for the winter.

Ordered groceries.

Picked up mail. Processed and deposited checks.

Went to the Mission to work with the kids.

I let Kathy rest this afternoon. I went by myself into Chamblee. I listened to Don Cheto during the trip.

Cool morning.

Got some containers for my carnivores which will soon be put into a dormant stage outside.

Hard to choose. I’m very picky.

I got the return codes for Amazon together. I’ll take them to Whole Foods tomorrow.

I got sheets of magnets for the new prayer cards.

Sixth place out of some very dedicated students.

This is a new group.

I like this.

Perfect weather for working outside.

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Got gas in the Lincoln and checked the oil.

I got my Covid and Flu shots today at Walmart.

Studying Borderlands 4.

I transplanted the banana plants into the planters I made. First, I had to get the board I use as a ramp. The gorilla cart can then go into the house with the plants.

I drilled holes into the bottom of the planters I made. I had to make a hole in the garbage bag to allow for drainage. Unfortunately, I hit the trash bag and gummed up the bit. Took a while to get it cleaned off and functional again.

I had to cut each bag in order to allow for drainage.

I mixed the soil really wet.

I then build a wall of dirt around the center. That gap is where I put the plant.

My gorilla cart is so useful.

I need to get more lighting in this area.

Swept and mopped the green house area.

Blew the driveway and street.

Dried the equipment out, gloves and shoes.

It was a lot of effort and steady work.

I will come in sixth place this week. Sometimes I get a lot of good students in one bunch.

Not sure how much I trust this.

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Great weather for the rally.

I had a lot of fun at the No Kings protest. Large proportion of seniors in this group. Made sense because it was an older section of Atlanta, Tucker to be precise.

I walked at the very first of the parade. I was constantly talking with the crowd right alongside the leader. Eventually, she asked me to carry to portable amp, which I did. A few minutes later she gave me the microphone and I became the leader of the No King Rally for about an hour. It reminded me of being in the Homecoming parade at Baylor with the NoZe Brotherhood. Serious, but funny.

It was about a 2 mile loop in all.

On the way home, I stopped at Lowes and got four bags of potting soil. I’ll use them to fill in the containers I built for the banana plants. I got the back of the Lincoln prepped for carrying the bags with heavy duty trash bags.

I blew the deck, then came downstairs to prep my room for the newest addition to the Sanctum.

It’s a stationary bike by Yosuda. It was on sale for $169 down from $250.

Hard to believe the scores of the first five people.

I’m looking forward to participating in the No Kings Rally tomorrow in Tucker, GA.

I’m planning on transplanting my banana plants into pots soon. I’m watching videos and looking at plant zone maps. I was not happy with the epithet the President put on the website.

I’m a peace and love, tree-hugging hippy at heart.

When I get stuck in Borderlands 4, I watch videos by people who have figured it out.

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Did the laundry. Put them up and dried K’s shoes.

Got some antiseptic and zinc vitamins for K.

K and I took Nana out to eat and to her hair appointment.

K got her truck detailed. They had to work extra hard to get the carpet clean. It looked like she had stepped in tar or just laid down asphalt. He used paint thinner to get it out.

I talked to Tim Deter’s wife about our health insurance.

Listened to Don Cheto. I get a lot of it, but the humor I rarely understand. It’s fun to listen to while I’m biking.

I rode 12.37 miles in 1:24. The fitness goal is 2:30 hours per week.

My current score would usually put me second or third most weeks.

Escher is one of my favorite artists.

Vocabulario!

Jessi helped me set up Nana’s new weather station.

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Mas palabras.

I got about six hours of sleep last night between doing a lot of pooping. We got to the colonscopy place around 10am. I had the procedure done around 12:15pm. They cut out three small polyps. from 4 to 6 mm. That’s about 1/4″, so very small. Dr. Coe said to come back in five years. That sounds positive.

I keep up with the Russia Ukraine war.

Good students.

This looks to be the largest protest in American history. No Kings!

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Downloaded the documents to change the beneficiaries for my Mom’s accounts. Also filled out the new title for the Lincoln. Hopefully, I’ll get that done on Monday morning. Needed the odometer reading.

Mixed up the prep for the colonoscopy. Turned out not tasting too bad. Amen for that.

Made a schedule to follow.

Wasn’t sure about the second prescription in my kit. The nurse said some people had another preference than Miralax.

Helped my Mom locate her winter socks. Not hard to find.

Set up my health portal for the colon doctors.

Checked out where the doctor’s office is for the procedure.

Keep going.

Vocabulario.

The grandgirls spent the night. Around noon, Miles’ Dad came over to pick them up. He had been sick. Already missing them.

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I built planters for my banana plants using laundry baskets and contractor grade trash bags.

This morning I called Nana’s eye doctor to confirm her appointment. The appointment turned out to be for November 4th. Glad we didn’t drive there for nothing!

Got some feedback about my response to having a “buffet” approach for the Mission Day at PCBC. Glad he wasn’t upset with me.

I can’t believe the level of competition this week! Usually, my score would be near the top.

I’ve enjoyed resting and playing Borderlands 4 this afternoon.

Three days before the colonoscopy procedure. I was notified that I am at genetic risk of colon problems. I already knew that. Glad I’m going for the check up.

Eric Barker’s blog on success.

I got the equipment to transplant my banana plants for the winter.

Played my guitar and Spark amp last night.

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Ordered groceries.

Repainted the bottom of the door where the veneer came off. I did a second coat after this one.

Cleaned the birdbaths and refilled the feeding stations. Glad to see that we’re getting some birds back and the squirrels can’t get at the food. So happy.

Talked to the International Mission Board and to Guidestone about my Mom’s retirement money. We have some forms to fill out to make me and Jim the beneficiaries.

Recorded a new episode of Verbal Surgery Saturday called “Generation Machine.” I released it today.

I printed out a list of what my Mom’s containers hold.

Beautiful day!

Every went with me to pick up the groceries.

We like making the long shadow shots. The stripes made it look especially cool.

We enjoyed getting treats. I call the girls “honey bun” a lot.

She scanned and I bagged.

She got us another pumpkin. It’s a big one named, “Ava.”

Picked up the groceries and put them up.

I’ll probably be in the top five this week. Really smart students.