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Walk and another faucet job

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 Going for a walk with my brother 


We walk around the pond and talk if my last couple weeks.  I enjoyed the walk.  My brother 😎got some bss news so I was mostly talking.

I’m on a up and up trend I find in life’s chaos.

Do I enjoyed the feed back from my wife or family.  Me brother in particular was a great friend in our walk.


He listened even if he had a bad day. 


We walk the dog she enjoyed her time and I relaxed after doing some work at home. Like mowing the lawn.

I already went for a short walk cause Dixie didn’t want me to leave the house with out her.


Crab apples 🍎 trees are rip.  And there public, people could eat those and get lots of antioxidants.  But there are s a few bugs 🐛 in them. Do one bite you’d might want to look over before eating them.

I had a pleasant day.


My brother let me go get a faucet for the house.  I’m hoping to install it tomorrow life permitting.


I got $40 off in a sale got it.  So that’ll be good.



Getting this ready for tomorrow.  I’m hoping it’ll go well.  I don’t think we could go wrong cause I just found out the last one was leaking and so I got on buying this one tonight.  Took more time driving there than picking one out.


Just need to get this one replaced.

It’s been meaning to do for awhile but this is the first time I noticed it leaking underneath into the cabinet.


As now it’s an important issue to get resolved.

Before more water damage happens.


Done ✔️ the very next day


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