It was another perfect day on Friday, weather-wise. Cool enough
to be enjoyable, but no rain.
I went to Time Out at lunch and had my usual Friday lunch, fish
and chips. Even as an ex-Catholic, I still prefer meatless Fridays (at least at
lunch).
Then I went to Lowe’s. I got a quart of polyurethane, a good
brush to put it on with and some 7/16-inch thick, black, self-adhesive weather
stripping.
Back at the house after work, I treated the cat and changed
clothes. Then I went out in the garage. I rearranged things so the saw horses
were further away from the motorcycle (I didn’t want to take any chances). Then
I rigged up a clamp work light from the canoe rope. It’s easier to see drips or
spots you missed with a bright light, you see.
Then I put the first coat of polyurethane on. I tried to
keep it a light coat. Now it has to dry for 24 hours, get lightly sanded and
then I can do the second coat.
I noticed that somebody in the townhouses across the street
had put a small fridge out by the road. I walked over to find them to tell them
that they are supposed to take the doors off. But I noticed a sign tapped on it
that said “Free.” I thought about getting it and putting in the garage. But, my
real fridge is rarely full, so what would be the point?
Then I remembered that Vicky had told me her friend Mercedes
didn’t have a fridge. So, I got the cart and rolled it over to my garage. I plugged
it in and turned it on. I took the thermometer out of my fridge and stuck it
inside. If it works, I’ll run it over to her. If I remember correctly, her
and her boyfriend live in Trenton.
Once everything was buttoned up, I went back inside and
warmed up a brat. I cut it in half horizontally and put it on an onion roll
with some Dijon mustard. Excellent!
I sat on the bed, watching TV, while I put the weather
stripping on my face shield. It’s a preemptive strike to eliminate any wind. I
put it on the shield so, if I do get the bike glasses, I won’t have to clean all
the crap off of the helmet.
I was going to go to sleep early, but when I put my glasses
on the nightstand, one of the lenses popped out of the new frame! Fortunately,
the screw was still hanging on. But, try as I might (and I tried for over two
hours) I could not get it back in place and tightened. Disgusted, I put
everything in a glass case and now will have to take them back up to the eye
doctor.
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