For me, it is a double timing. First I got a new used lawnmower, a riding mower. This is the first time I’ve ever had one. I actually did not want one but circumstances made it happen. I I will be able to live with it but I think it opens a door to a whole new category of expenses.
Then as I was mowing the lawn, I blew a tire. It totally ripped the tread all the way across. So now I have the experience of having to change a tire on a riding lawnmower. It is not going well. It is one of those situations that means repeated trips to various stores looking for tools and supplies. My basic experience is that given enough time and a solid budget, I can get some things done. I get no satisfaction from these projects. They still need to be done.
I am looking at this as an adventure. I am trying not to look at it as a mystery. My wife thinks it is a fantasy and I am not sure I would argue with her.
homo unius libri
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