Just stay home
When your car is just a big battery, going to zero is not a good idea. We’re learning. I can now deploy my fancy intelligent charging pack without hesitation, or needing to read the instructions. Just plug thing together and let it run. For the afternoon. I never said this was a fast fix.
There’s a long weekend ahead, so I called my pharmacy and requested additional drugs. Eye drops. People can be left with the wrong impression. Anyhow, I’m now good for several more weeks. Take that, long weekend holiday.
We haven’t made a decision about any dietary modifications. Unless a turkey waddles through the yard, we’ll go with normal food. That is also on on the list of things to decide, tomorrow. I could harvest spuds. The field below looks like hell, now that the farmer has done an industrial poison /scorched earth campaign. In fact, the digger should come through when I least expect it (usually under cover of darkness). I’d love to have that explained. Probably a result of powerful headlights and a uniform surface.
The latest warning from the CPHO (Chief Public Health Office) is that we should stay at home. Turns out that poor public policies (on the other side of the bridge) and a growing distrust of vaccine efficacy mean that we could die if we succumb to the Costco virus (that’s my way of mixing geography and disease). I mean, we won’t. The neighbours? Not too sure. People get anxious when they can’t score a pallet of toilet paper, locally. Or a new big screen TV.
