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This was another of those weeks. Nothing horrific, but bothersome and stressful. Work was work, nothing new or bad there. Well, other than one of the drains back by the dumpster is starting to collapse and one of my coworkers is convinced there's a sinkhole forming. He has forbidden me take the trash out. Seeing as I rarely do (I gather it up from around the building and leave the bag by his desk so that he can dump his own trash into it), this amuses me.
Thursday night we were sheduled to drive to Ann Arbor for a NL-1331X (Ingress) meet-up. We signed up (and actually spent money) for this and left work with barely enough time to arrive when it started. The van started making sounds neither of us liked and
In the morning he walked to Enterprise and rented a car so that we could go to work and he'd still be able to drive up north to see his folks, not to mention play at the Franklin Memorial Day celebration. Master Auto called and said they'd taken a look at the van (which was a surprise as we didn't expect them to get to until Tuesday when we had our appointment). It was good we didn't try to get to Ann Arbor as the only thing holding one of the wheels on was its brake. Eek. The van needed new brakes, a new wheel bearing, and I don't know what else. I suppose I'll find out when I get the paperwork when we pick it up this afternoon.
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The book at the top of today's page is a Heart Shield Bible, a small metal plated bible kept in the left shirt pocket. In searching for an image to use, I saw quite a few with marks left by bullets. There's another Heart Shield Bible in our speaker's hands.
Scrapbook papers & elements from the kit Bohemian Breeze
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