Slow Day

The sleep deprivation monster caught up with me again. I did manage to get to town to buy a replacement headlamp for the VW-it didn't have dim on the driver's side. Installed it-still don't have dim on the driver's side. More to do here. Fixed the battery cable which I believe was the problem with not starting. All good fun because I can do work on 1976 cars-except for the the fuel injected engine.

Had about four spontaneous naps today and three yesterday. These are deep, waking up paralyzed, naps. There is a Xanax in my future. Fierce weather- big winds, thunderclouds, supposed to snow 10 inches in Dubois, lights are flickering- good night for an early to bed.
Buster retired a couple of hours ago. I'm next.

Had email from brother Rich. He is in California with Valerie. Her youngest child Brittany is graduating from high school this year after a Rotary foreign exchange stint in Sweden and enrolling in High School in California to establish residency. Her dad lives there. She has been accepted at UC-Santa Cruz.

Rich is staying in a $2.5 million house that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. Taxes are $30,000 per year. (He would know these things). Told him to send pictures of the view. I want to see if it is worth the money. I'll settle for the picture.