Just as I left for work this morning, I noticed my newest chip in the windshield had turned into a crack spreading toward the middle of the glass. We just haven’t had any luck with these cars, and it doesn’t make any sense. I always try to give plenty of space on the highway, and I never pick up rocks the way I have in this car. Summer’s enormous rock had to be a freak of nature, but I wasn’t there to witness that one.
I barely made it on time, on account of the school traffic in Dardanelle. Cars were backed up way down the road, all at 7:30 in the morning. I don’t know if school just starts earlier there, or if people are just stupid. I’m not ruling out a combination of both.
Kim was already there, since she had to take her kids to school. I jumped right into things, and the whole day really flew by. Early on, I had to call Progressive to confirm our insurance information, and then passed that information along to our loan ladies. Everyone wanted to blame someone else, and it all seemed rather silly.
Kim had lunch duty and then got some food, while I snacked a little bit throughout the day. I should have had a Soylent instead of chips and such, but I just didn’t. Later in the afternoon, we went down to the elementary to suss out a potential wireless issue. Spending all day Friday in the Ubiquiti system made me a little more comfortable, so we reset one access point and removed two redundant ones.
Just as we got back to the office, Missy called to say that we should be on track for our closing date, and finalized some stuff for our loan. Apparently we’re still waiting for the appraiser for some reason or another. Then I left work a little late just because I was getting into things. I started some laundry once I got home, and then headed up to Summer’s as quickly as I could. She had a surprise dinner ready for us when when Eaddie got home from band practice and I finished my laundry. We had grilled pork chops, steamed some carrots, and mashed potatoes that all turned out really good. Then Eaddie went out to mow a bit before dark, so I did the dishes.
Summer was feeling emotional, possibly from her medication, so I tried talking to her for a bit, and encouraged her to talk more with her doctor. She eventually fell asleep, and I wrapped up my usual routine.
Needs coffee.