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- d40566f8-29db-4f58-8825-06ad986df210
2023-02-06 - Monday
DONE Review fix for deadlock
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CLOCK: -- => 0:51
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DONE Call AAA to tow van to Blue Hill Garage
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DONE Look into Challenger camp deets for the boys
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CLOCK: -- => 0:45
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DONE No food or water after noon for [[id:dab0e5e9-390c-421c-8c93-bf768afcbecb][Mr. Jackson]]
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DONE Email Cheryl Boulet about tax season
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CLOCK: -- => 0:03
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DONE Look into a few more things about the deadlock
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CLOCK: -- => 0:26
CLOCK: -- => 0:05
CLOCK: -- => 3:32
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Timeline
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Today was better than the weekend, but started out rough. The plumber who
showed up from Osborne's was clearly frustrated about a lot of things. While
in the end he wasn't cruel, he made me feel shitty for running a wood stove
while the temperature dropped. However, when Emma came home and mentioned that
the furnace was having trouble keeping up with the furnace I think he desisted
a little.
All that to say, between having the kids all morning and feeling helpless
while a plumber mucks about in your messy basement, it was a hard morning. But
the day got better once he had our living room zone fixed. He had to splice
out the two base boards with leaks in the hallway and craft room and just sort
of patched it through the bathroom and to the living room heaters.
Honestly, this whole thing has made me want to reconsider how we heat our
house. I kind of hate the idea of having very little idea about the best way
to heat our house and just "hoping" someone else has thought it through. Any
room with plumbing needs a way to keep it above freezing. But any other room
just needs a way to make it comfortable. Why do we make things so complicated
and fragile AND energy consuming?