Where are we today ?
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Just another warm sunny summer morning, actually much warmer at 6 am than yesterday. Got a nice walkabout done and hopped in the car to Pettigrew's Garage for 8 am to get some work done on it. Have had a "service" engine light coming on and was diagnosed a miss for number one cylinder after a few more tests the intake manifold gasket is leaking. Ok lets fix it, and Dale does a good job is reasonable and trustworthy. Small town Garage and he has been doing most of our repairs for more than 25 years. He also does the repairs and maintenance on our coach as well.this the place |
our car is in the left bay |
there used to be gas pumps here, I was much busier then |
intake manifold all cleaned up ready to reinstall |
Soon time for supper, I cleaned and marinated some shrimp and decided a stir fry. Preheated our Weber Q and the cast iron fry pan, Chopped up some veggies, sautéed them and the shrimp added some rice and spices to add to a small salad and fresh blueberries and enjoyed a very tasty meal.
yum |
Still enjoying this outside summer weather for a while yet, gotta get more reading time in yet tonight.
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After ten years of working 70 to 100 hours per week you desrve the life you have now!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
It was fun at the time but very draining, took a toll on my back and legs, this life works for me now just perfect.
Delete70-100 hours a week...dear Lord...I would have been burned out after one year!
ReplyDeleteGlad you have your reliable car back in working order.
A restaurant was on my bucket list and this took care of that craving.
DeleteA pretty reasonable fix, really only minor issues with this 14 year old car.
It's hard to beat having a mechanic you can trust and does good work.
ReplyDeleteThat's for sure, and don't feel like we are getting ripped off.
DeleteYour meal looks great. You have a lovely blog. Thanks so much for sharing and warm greetings from Montreal, Canada. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping in Linda, nice to hear from you.
DeleteI understand your burnout. Hope you never get burnout cooking on your Weber! :cD
ReplyDeleteI hope not too, this is a much easier lifestyle.
DeleteAlways nice to have the same person serving your vehicles. We have had the same fellow serving our RV since we got it in 2001.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is and like you he knows the vehicle.
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