Mornin' gents.

I started this morning by getting me wee boat out on our local lake at daybreak for a test spin. I worked on the motor yesterday, replacing the fuel filter, checking the water separator, and fuel lines. She cranked right up in the driveway (you can hook a hose into the motor so you can run it out of the water), but I wanted to see how she ran at full WOT (wide open throttle). She ran great and it was beautiful on the lake. I was a little nervous about taking her back into the salt with what I suspected was a fuel line problem. I still need to replace part of the fuel line but will do that another day.

Took the pups with me and gave them a good swim.

Supposed to hit 91 degrees here today. Anything over 88 degrees is too dang hot.

Be OP ;-)

Good Morning!

Busy day on tap. We have received over an inch and a half of much needed rain. That was with a 10% chance of rain!

Connie speaks for MADD tonight in Leavenworth.

This is the week that I start the bathrooms floor tile projects. I know that I have damage to the floor in at least one of the two bathrooms. We have old peal and stick tiles now, and are moving to ceramic tile floors. I first have to get up the old tile to see what damage is under it. Fix any damage, and then start the new project. We will also replace the toilets. I was going to have someone else do it, but he got COVID. Connie and I talked at great length about this. By my doing it, I can fix the damage underneath. It will be a lot of hard work, but not impossible. I am taking off work Thursday and Friday of this week to work on it.

Have a great day!

We continue HOT and HUMID; have seen 90's all of July with a couple days going 100+.
BP up after doctor cut meds in half will keep checked and check back with doctor, seems to be a fine balancing act 90/52 to 194/89. May have pushed too much last week trying to get painting finished.
Steve, working in baths hard mainly due to tight space; hope you are just dealing with floor and not joist. I've gotten where I always use wax ring with sleeve, cost a little more but have never had one leak. Also in putting toilet together make snakes with plumbers putty to go around all openings before tighten. Chalk bed for base of toilet and not let anyone use for 24 hours then tighten bolts a couple of weeks after installation.
Hope back eases Bill,
I've learned kids never choose mates that we would; but they are the ones that have to live with them.