The
FBI has a Violent Crime Section.
“If
an actual murder, kidnapping, or physical assault is recorded and distributed,
the FBI investigates the case as a violent crime, homicide, or civil rights
violation.”
Just
saying…
The
FBI has a Violent Crime Section.
“If
an actual murder, kidnapping, or physical assault is recorded and distributed,
the FBI investigates the case as a violent crime, homicide, or civil rights
violation.”
Just
saying…
Comfortably
tucked in.

Just
the right amount of room between them.

But
now that we can get them both in side by side, we can see how much the carport
roof doesn’t fully cover the outside car. Now that the support has been
extended, it’s time to extend the carport roof out that extra distance as
well. That will finish up the job properly.
From
a post in the way.


To
wide open.

An
east west beam to support the north south beam, and the bothersome post is
gone.

Plenty
of room for two cars side by side. Perfectly functional.
And
now that it’s built, we can see exactly what else to do to make it just right.
The
weather forecast
Every
day, less than 90 degrees. Seems like we just hit our first forecast for
every day below triple digits! But another sure sign of fall. Some
thunderstorms, and (relatively) cooler weather.
Three
days ago we had swarms of hummingbirds. We were refilling feeders every
day. Suddenly, now, barely a bird. One or two here and there.
There are still a few ruby-throated migrants, but not very many. As
migrants, they might hang around for a few days, or even a week each, but
eventually they move on. Even though they don’t flock, they don’t travel
as a defined group, they might still arrive or leave together. That seems
to be what happened. They all got the same idea at the same time, and
poof.
If
you’re going to throw deep, don’t send a short receiver downfield. The
farther away they go, the smaller they get. Send a 6”2, 6’4” receiver
with a bigger catch radius.
Tom
Brady.
It
happened right after yesterday’s photo.
A
neighbor’s rain gauge recorded four inches of rain in the next hour or so.
Right
at the same time as this photo, it turns out there was an Amazon
delivery. There might sometimes be an Amazon delivery van, but Amazon
also contracts with various private drivers to make their deliveries, so there
is no consistency for who shows up with the packages. Rather than having
inexperienced people driving all around the park trying to find lot numbers,
there is an Amazon delivery box inside the park at the office. We’re
gated, so to get inside and access the delivery box, the driver has to stop at
the gate, punch the button to call the office, and the office will trigger the
gate to open. Once inside, the driver puts each delivery for the day in
the delivery box, snaps a photo to document the deed, and leaves.
Apparently,
the office didn’t pick up for this driver’s call yesterday, so the driver faced
a conundrum. I have deliveries to make. The gate won’t open.
What to do? Delay the delivery and try again the next day?
No. Different decision. This is the photo we got to announce our
Amazon delivery.
All
the deliveries for that day. Piled on the ground at the foot of the call
box.
Moments
before the deluge.