My heart, even after the stents, still seems to be a bit wonky, so I'm going in for another nuclear perfusion stress test (on Friday). The doctor was largely non-committal about what the test might show. It's annoying. I had expected much better results from the angiogram and all the attendant stuff.
Otherwise: I finished the painting I had been working on. It turned out to be merely adequate, but still a large improvement over what it was. I'm resisting the urge to start another project in the garage.
Yesterday I went to a friend's to use his band-saw to re-saw some lumber for a new project (it's a chair). But the saw was too dull to cut the boards (old cherry) -- the saw was too dull and the wood too hard. Lacking an easy solution to a first-step problem, I won't start the chair and will finish something I've already started. (everything unfinished is in a drudge-work stage, the fun parts are all done).
Finally, I'm going to try to adjust my bike wheel. It's warped (a couple of spokes were loose and I over tightened them). If I can't get it right (how hard can it be? -- I'll know in time for next week's post) , I'll take it in to a shop. DA
Bummer to all the above. I've been on an organizing and purging binge - start of the New Year and all that - and it came to an abrupt stop once my motivators were gone i.e. coffee with the girls and delivery of the dresser. Apparently I need new motivators like redecorating the entire second bedroom or at least repainting it. Not a job I want to do because it means painting the woodwork. Big Ick. In the meantime I am looking forward to seeing family in Wis. Jan 18. Please note I did not say I look forward to being in Wisconsin - a real winter state - here in Portland we can overreact to temps in the low 30's but that's a high in WI. Hmmmmmm, will dig out the longjohns and hope for the best. Later, dw
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