Yea, that geometry is taxing stuff. It’s even worse than I owned up to…my spare key was in my backpack, which was also locked in the cab of the truck. Good things there are so many guys around handy with a coat hanger (which we bought at a nearby kiosk for 10ks) who are always anxious to help.

Thanks for the encouraging words and all your hard work, Peggy.

Love,

David

I am not sure if you actually have the time to read all these responses BUT every little move you make and report makes the two of us jump of our seats and cheer! Gosh it must be hard having kids, hahaha! And I am not going to comment on the math … Keep up the good work. Say “Hi” to Gilbert and his wife. Also, could you write some about Mary and Joyce?

Much love,
Janine & Migdalia

That’s the cutest damn dog! And the puppy’s pretty good lookin, too.

The blog is excellent, we’re going to steal the format for our blog. Then it can be from your blog to our blog, and so on.

Love,
Debi

What an excellent job you did with the story, showing the exercise of the brain muscle in addition to all of the others. I see that you put a strain on your brain — keys locked in the car with the motor running??!!

Such good work, David
We love you!

Glad you can feel the goings on here in a different way on the website now. You, better than anyone, know the rhythm and hum of life here.

Moving on,

David