It was a working in the garage kind of weekend. Insulating, wallboarding, anchoring the new air compressor to the concrete, and wiring it up. I ran it for an hour and torqued the head bolts on the air pump as part of the break in process.
I washed the dogs. We went to the dog park. I worked on the truck.
Something is not quite right with the truck. It's running weird and I'm having trouble figuring out the timing/firing relationship. I'll have to figure it out next weekend. I should probably do a compression test too.
I worked out a bit on sunday at it was ok. I didn't make it in today. I have a doc appt today for the knee...and I guess I should ask him what I can get away with, work out wise.
Other than that, I'm basically going through the motions...wake up, try to find some kind of schedule, work, come home. I wonder about work a lot. I'm trying to be more productive but it's difficult. My billing isn't what it should be. In the last month or so I've gone from doing mostly office actions to writing more patents. Patents take longer and I don't have the experience to just crank them out.
Everything feels kind of screwed up now. I'm not into a regular workout yet, which is depressing. At least I've gotten most of the garage work done for now. I'll be glad when that part is done.
I should probably get more social. I haven't spent much time with Jeff, Greg, Tom, or Joe lately. I haven't even been hosting any wine parties or dinner parties. Instead I've spent most of the last two months just doing what has to be done and not much more.
Last week was nice and I rode the motorcycle quite a bit into work. This week doesn't look promising for that.
I think the parents are coming to CO sometime this month. Dad is letting me borrow a shotgun for some bird hunting I want to do this Fall. I haven't done any hunting since I was a kid and I want to give it another try.
I ended up cancelling out of two more snow shoeing hut trips this winter. I didn't think I'd be able to snow shoe in to the huts with a backpack full of food and gear.