Aug 17

Last day of 10 days off.

Still at Starved Rock Marina.  (a great place to br

So my last post was more than a week ago and told people we were headed home for a rest and what I call Old people stuff so here is a list of stuff from the last post.

  • Arranged boat repair
  • Arranged boat cleaning
  • Picked up rental 
  • Drove home
  • Attended Happy Hour in our neighborhood 3 times
  • servered Lasagna 
  • Planned route till next return home
  • Attended three doctors appointments
  • Made 4 more appointments
  • Had 4 work related conference calls
  • Did some research on fish oil processing
  • Had a bunch with the Andys
  • Bought the Air Conditioner
  • Drove back to the boat
  • Watch a guy cut my boat up and did complain
  • Watch the same put it back together better than was
  • changed the oil in the boat
  • Looked a newly polished boat 
  • Helped with the AC installation
  • Test drove the boat it all works
  • Added oil to Transmission 
  • Fixed dock water connection
  • Emptied the waste water tank
  • Saw a couple of Asian Carp
  • Changed lights inside the cabin
  • Installed new deck lights
  • Cleaned inside the boat
  • Repacked the boat
  • Did all the laundry for boat and home
  • Did not cry about having to cut better holes in the boat
  • Filled drinking water on boat
  • Fixed a couple of changers on the boat
  • Cleaned house
  • Did not complain about cleaning the house
  • Emptied the garbage


Many more similar tasks.

Tomorrow starting out again long day so good night all

Allan






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