our cars are so smart!
Well, they passed their emissions tests. Neta says that's the only test she imagines she'll be passing today (she had exams, which she says she failed--knowing her, that means she got an A- or a B+ instead of an A+).
Of course, mine passed because I spent $300 on getting a fuel sensor replaced and a semi-major maintenance. But that meant I got to lounge about home most of the day, since there's a decent shop only a mile and a half from the house (I just walked home and cycle dover to collect the car when they were done). I did some sorting of my DBA armies and checked to see what units I'm going to need to rebase/add/etc. for the newer editions of the army lists. And I sorted the Germans I got recently for Flames of War into foam transport trays that will protect them a little more securely than the ones they came in.
I did *not* get tot the post office and mail Pony and the Historian the goodies I've been meaning to; sorry guys, just a bit longer.
Busby loved having someone here, though. He got lots and lots and lots of petting.
Of course, mine passed because I spent $300 on getting a fuel sensor replaced and a semi-major maintenance. But that meant I got to lounge about home most of the day, since there's a decent shop only a mile and a half from the house (I just walked home and cycle dover to collect the car when they were done). I did some sorting of my DBA armies and checked to see what units I'm going to need to rebase/add/etc. for the newer editions of the army lists. And I sorted the Germans I got recently for Flames of War into foam transport trays that will protect them a little more securely than the ones they came in.
I did *not* get tot the post office and mail Pony and the Historian the goodies I've been meaning to; sorry guys, just a bit longer.
Busby loved having someone here, though. He got lots and lots and lots of petting.