Mornin' gents.

The frustration of feeling like you can do something before the time allowed is a sign that you are doing well, Dave. But I would recommend following Dr's orders.
Hope the Chiro straightens you out, Steve.
Knee pop back in for Pablo's walk?
How's Bill doing?
Bob?
Taxes can wait, right Mike?
I am feeling really good two weeks after my long delayed Skyrizi injection. It definitely has a significant effect.

Onward and downward ;-)

Good morning gentlemen.

Drove up to Seattle (the south end, not actually into the city) to a big Filipino grocery, in quest of imported mangoes. But when we got there the fruit was over-ripe and wrinkled. Bummer. Maybe next time. Had a nice lunch and Rita bought some dried fish, then we turned back south.

Glad the move seemed to go reasonably smoothly, Steve.

Bill, Bob and Sam, hope things go better for you today. I am constantly amazed at your fortitude and positive attitudes.

Glad the injections have had the desired effect, Lee.

The piano tuning is fascinating, Mike. We just shipped out the big grand piano from the sanctuary at church, to have the hammers replaced. That's a big job, I guess, but less than the cost of a new piano. We have a second piano that was wheeled in as a replacement while the work is ongoing.

Rita has no errands for me to run, today, and it's pouring outside, so I WILL get in the shop. I have a small hawthorn bowl I want to work on, as well as the long-planned but not accomplished cleaning up.

Good Morning

Steve, I am glad you got some actual accounting done. It seems that the move went fairly well, so well done.

I made the trip up the stairs to our bedroom yesterday finally and slept in our bed. Its only been a few days so I have a long ways to go. Getting up to use the bathroom in the night wakes me up due to the discomfort from getting up and out of bed, but its a start. I hope to get a nap up there today since I am rather exhausted from lack of sleep. I have a tri tip to roast tonight with a littly help from the family.