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rebeccmeisterAfter posting about deciding to work on buying a car, it feels like the week really started to catch up with me. Lots of meetings, plus coordinating various things that need to get done and ordered and whatnot. Not a lot of executive function left over.
So, just a couple photos from the rest of the week.
Frodo's rear wheel is popping again, so I'm commuting to work on Princess TinyBike for the time being. It has also been rainy, so the rain cape has been getting use, along with the T-bag's rain cover and my duck boots.
I've also been trying to be more consistent about rinsing off Princess TinyBike's drivetrain. It really only takes a couple extra minutes with a watering can. I am trying to channel my friend A, who cleans off her bikes after every single ride. Her bikes are immaculate.
I need to transcribe this biscotti recipe for some friends:
I have started my next knitting project, at long last. George is helping. So helpful. Judy's Magic Cast-On is fun.
Hopefully knitting a pair of socks will take less time than the cardigan took. I decided I should go ahead and get started on the socks, because not having a knitting project in progress was making me anxious.
It does not excuse me from continuing to work on finishing other unfinished projects.
The plan for tomorrow is for S and me to go somewhere with a big, wide-open parking lot, to practice driving Princess TinyHouse, so that we can see how fine or terrible it might be for me to buy a manual transmission vehicle. Figuring out/remembering how to drive a manual vehicle really adds to the stress of car-shopping. But on the other hand there are a number of good reasons to give it a try again.
I am also working on a list of questions to ask when calling places to inquire about cars. I have no experience with the logistics of buying a car.
So, just a couple photos from the rest of the week.
Frodo's rear wheel is popping again, so I'm commuting to work on Princess TinyBike for the time being. It has also been rainy, so the rain cape has been getting use, along with the T-bag's rain cover and my duck boots.
I've also been trying to be more consistent about rinsing off Princess TinyBike's drivetrain. It really only takes a couple extra minutes with a watering can. I am trying to channel my friend A, who cleans off her bikes after every single ride. Her bikes are immaculate.
I need to transcribe this biscotti recipe for some friends:
I have started my next knitting project, at long last. George is helping. So helpful. Judy's Magic Cast-On is fun.
Hopefully knitting a pair of socks will take less time than the cardigan took. I decided I should go ahead and get started on the socks, because not having a knitting project in progress was making me anxious.
It does not excuse me from continuing to work on finishing other unfinished projects.
The plan for tomorrow is for S and me to go somewhere with a big, wide-open parking lot, to practice driving Princess TinyHouse, so that we can see how fine or terrible it might be for me to buy a manual transmission vehicle. Figuring out/remembering how to drive a manual vehicle really adds to the stress of car-shopping. But on the other hand there are a number of good reasons to give it a try again.
I am also working on a list of questions to ask when calling places to inquire about cars. I have no experience with the logistics of buying a car.
