Day: November 24, 2018

Status:Status: Farm equipment identified, but need to post a serious paired down list to the realtor.

Narrative: We (Family) need to decide what we’re going to do with the red van?  It does run, but it badly needs an oil change to prevent damaging the engine.  It can’t be driven to a shop and it’s getting harder to dispose of used motor oil if I changed it myself.  The inside of the van had gotten moldy by leaving loaves of bread in it and the van was occupied by mice/squirrels for some time.  (They chewed through the molding and feces are everywhere.)  To me, it’s scrap metal and is too scary to be used without risk to someone’s health.  Unfortunately I have not been able to find any pictures from the inside of the van to show the depth of what I am describing.

https://notenoughwire.info/2018/11/21/items-left-on-the-farm/

 

Status: House is a shambles and we’re not done with Kathy’s project for school.

Narrative: We spent a good deal of effort yesterday building the audio portion of her project. We’ll likely record a run through today.

The wife made coffee today, I am sipping on a cup while updating this blog.

I am not sleeping more than a couple hours at a time.  I wake up with air flowing out of my mask rapidly because the seal against my face is disturbed.  It will take a bit of time to break down the three pieces of the puzzle, mask tightness against my face, range of pressure given to the machine to use and my eyes draining into the back of my throat cutting off my airway by making it sticky.  The way to work this taking a long period of time forgoing any productive activities.  By far the most common is my eyes get dry during the day and when they heal at night the white blood cells make the pallet of my throat sticky enough that the septum blocks my airway to my nose.  The result is that I end up exhaling forcibly out my mouth knocking the mask off my face.  (Since I’ve lost the ability to exhale through my nose.)  I get into this circle by staying up too many hours and letting my eyes get damaged by being excessively dry.  It takes about three days for them to heal completely and break the cycle.  (But who likes laying in bed for the better part of three days.)

Tomorrow: Church services in the morning, haven’t been to one in three weeks.

https://www.verywellfamily.com/feelings-words-from-a-to-z-2086647

From the book “Triggers” by Marshall Goldsmith
Did I DMBT set clear goals for the day? No
Did I DMBT make progress to those goals? No
Did I DMBT make my wife feel loved? Yes
Did I DMBT help my wife today? Yes
Did I DMBT fix something today? Yes
Did I DMBT improve something today? Yes
Did I DMBT be happy? Yes
Did I DMBT be fully engaged? Yes
*Did My Best To
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