air quality obsession over
This morning I learned that even when town is horribly polluted, Colossal Cave Mountain Park is over a ridge and far enough out that I can ride there safely. I wish I'd have learned that before I put on two and a half weeks of pudge, but I suppose it only took me two and a half weeks to figure that out, and it'll only take two and a half weeks to repair the pudge problem.
About the time I got home from my ride the inversion layer lifted, allowing all the gunk in the air to blow away, so after lunch I learned that parts of our irrigation system are dead - specifically the parts under the concrete walks. The way you diagnose that (if you're us) is
About the time I got home from my ride the inversion layer lifted, allowing all the gunk in the air to blow away, so after lunch I learned that parts of our irrigation system are dead - specifically the parts under the concrete walks. The way you diagnose that (if you're us) is
- dig up a piece of the hose where it comes out from under the walk and cut it
- turn on the irrigation system and fail to see any water coming out
- assure yourself that the rest of the system at least sort of works by attaching the garden hose to it
- leave the hose running for a couple hours while you trim oleanders, thereby buying yourself another week to figure out what the heck you're going to do about the hoses under the walks.
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