- Hi there :) my wardrobe is a mess...I keep thinking I need to thin out a ton of stuff but I'm not looking forward to it, sounds too tedious. Do you have all the wardrobe achievements?

I have a lot of them, including the filled closet one. So I really can afford to get rid of a lot of items.

- You have a project there...let me know how it goes because I might be doing the same thing when I'm not feeling lazy :P

I will. I'm hoping to use the sP from the sales to finish up other SBQ collections.

: I gave up on my wardrobe a long time ago. I simply make up outfits now and recycle those. I only have about 50 outfits that I really like anyway. Some of the stuff in my wardrobe is just junk, like Anoid roots....I mean, really? Who wants to look like a root? Isn't it silly enough to have a tail and fox ears? (I really have weasel ears...but subeta never lets me look like I really look....)I hate most of the bloody/monster thingies. But I don't really want to take the time to clean it all out. So, there it sits annoying me.

Good night! I have to perform surgery in the morning. I'm teaching a new technique to my journey level II healers, "Simple Open Reduction and Fixation of Long Bones in Small Animals Under General Anesthesia."

Nope! For level 2 and up, the mom and dads are observers. Parents can start bringing babies in at 4 months and only then can parents be in the water with the babies cause, they need to be.

Michael likes water, he has to learn to be safe in water too. Also my dad is over the moon that we have him in swim lessons since my dad was on the swim team in high school. I think he hopes that Michael will want to do the same :)

Here two pictures from Monday. Swim lesson in the morning and a pediatric appointment in the afternoon, so we had boba when we were done.

Michael's Monday events

awww thanks for sharing those pictures. He is going to be a heartbreaker when he is older with those beautiful big blue eyes!!! ❤️

A lot of stuff in my wardrobe is junk too. I may as well make money off them.

: Awe!!! What a beautiful child! (And adorably cute!) Grandpapa has every reason to be over the moon with you and your little one. Thank you for sharing! (What is boba? There’s nothing called that here in the mountains. It looks like iced milky coffee, which I know a lot about)

: I agree...I just wish there was a faster way of going abut it.

So do I. I'm going to take forever to empty it out.

i know that boba has these tapioca type balls in them..what the base drink is i am not sure..Anna gets them often.

FOUR ?! my gosh that's so many! were you trying different types or trying to perfect 1 type? :P

i have the same issue, tooons of useless junk in my wardrobe i never use, but i'm so lazy i never want to empty it all out. i've tried taking it 1 layer at a time, i know i cleaned my wigs/hair out a while back... but to even imagine working my way through tops and the like is torture!!!

your avatar is so cute!! i love it! ❤️ ❤️

...small cursteywhy thank you eversomuch! you guys GOSH... NOW i have looked at my wardrobe and ran away screaming at the top of my lungs..the assault on my eys was nothing compared to the pain my fingers felt just thinking about a mass move!!

As usual, one task takes al day. The job was finished just as dusk struck. Their A/C now runs, a relief for mine friend's parents.

Mine got a meager payment for the job, but the time spent with this friend is valued more. He also took the opportunity to change his truck's oil. He did struggle to remove the oil filter, which we determined to have been overtightened. If it nearly crushes with the tool, it means the installation was excessive.

Ooh ,zo rug cutting commences nest week. No reason to cook up new outfits. Just the three mine like, Al behind some backgrounds, no peeking.

: tapioca balls...in a drink...

hmmm....

....you're drinking some balls from a tapioca? Did I read that right? I have no idea what a tapioca is.

: I can't wait to go dancing. I'll leave a spot open for you on your dance card if you don't mind dancing with a little shorty with somewhat of a limp.

Interesting thing about over-tightening parts. I had no idea such a thing could happen. You can actually crush a part trying to take it off if it was over-tightened...wow. There are very few screws or bolts on my ultra-microlight aircraft, Captain Lizzi fabricated it to be easily field assembled and taken down with minimum tools using pins and clips. I could literally fold it using a rock.

Or your head...

Or my head...Hey!

tapioca balls....in a drink....for a child....

NOPE! I don't understand.....

- two were sourdough and I can only fit two in the oven...then the next two were little loaves baked in bowls. The house smelled great. I gave three loaves to friends and kept one. I made two more yesterday for a friend. I want to bake as much as I can before it gets too warm to turn on the oven :) I will make a couple of those little bowl loaves again today for a neighbor.

There are components the require specific amounts of torque, and parts that are supposed to be compressed a specific amount.

Mine took out the starter of this hulk, just two bolts and one nut on the negative terminal. Mine saw the engine mounts and how they're arranged. The removal shouldn't be difficult if mine can borrow a hoist and stand. The cables and connections are next, while mine need to make some calls about several issues.

After the removal, comes the fun of slowly dismantling the engine.

Oh my gosh I smell the delicious bread from here. I made banana bread a couple of days ago.

Here we go >>>>> :) Bubble tea Drink Bubble tea is a tea-based drink that originated in Taiwan in the early 1980s. It most commonly consists of tea accompanied by chewy tapioca balls, but it can be made with other toppings as well such as grass jelly, aloe vera, red bean, etc. Wikipedia Place of origin: Taiwan Main ingredients: Tapioca, milk, creamer, brewed tea, sugar, flavorings Alternative names: Boba; Pearl milk tea; Boba milk tea; Boba tea; Boba nai cha; Tapioca tea

..have you ever had tapioca pudding(my very favorite)..it is kinda like chewy soft squishy bits in it..i liken it to the BARLEY when added to a soup..it is the chewy part :) ...i personally dont care for the things popping up through a straw hahaha..i would rather it it with a spoon in a pudding yum...maybe Weldon would try his hand at the pudding for you lil one!.. ..please yes come dance with me too!! The car work is HARD WORK especially nice you like working for little for a friend and time with them as well..Good on you!!!

: I had to look it up, finally. I now understand that tapioca is a starch that comes from a root. No, I've never had tapioca pudding because tapioca isn't something that the wee creatures trade for with the humans. We typically trade for eggs, milk, cheese, pork butt, and coffee. (proteins) We grow our own grains, vegetables, pulses, and fruits. (the farm at Healer's Hall can grow must of what we need for the year for our patients and staff...I should know, I spent a year doing just that as a kid...)

I looked up tapioca pudding and it is made with starchy grains of tapioca, milk, sugar and egg. This is very much like rice pudding, or bread pudding, both of which Weldon can make, and it is soooooo....ooooo good. I imagine I would like tapioca pudding too, it's very unlikely that I will ever get the chance.

I'm sorry for my limited understanding of all things human. You folk eat so many wonderful and fascinating thingies, (candy bars for example). I look forward to learning more. Thank you for explaining Boba to me, I think I would enjoy that too. I will ask my author to let me taste Boba next time Weldon and I travel to the World of Fresno. I'm sure they have Boba Tea Factories there where cassava roots are squeezed to extract all the tapiocas and formed into flavorful little balls to be added to milky-tea and sucked up straws into your mouth to chew...

: Ah....the torque wrench. I remember the torque wrench! A long tool with a nut-grabber thingie on it to tighten greasy nuts. He would twist the handle to the correct number and tighten the nut until it 'clicked'. Then he would set the number again and 're-click' the greasy nut. He had to follow a certain pattern on his automobile motor. The final step was to use a dial and turn the nut a specified angle of degrees immediately after the 'click.' He had to look up the numbers in a book. He used a chain hoist hanging from the rafters to pull out the automobile motor. He was nervous because it was an automobile motor that had 8 "Vees" in it and it was heavy. He said it made the ceiling joists creak.

: Mr Lungwort, the old otter cook here at Healer's Hall makes scores of loaves of bread every morning. There is nothing more wholesome than a fresh loaf of bread and nothing will ever surpass the sensation of smelling it baking as the best sensation in the world... Except for maybe tasting fresh orange honey from the hive whilst standing in the orange orchard during orange bloom....Good for you that you are skilled in baking such a wonderful treat as homemade bread.

My surgery demonstration went well yesterday.