“String barbed wire at your
feet and do not let you pass!”
Cassi Creek: The joys of rural life continue. The pollen count and other spring allergens
are challenging my immune system, and my ability to metabolize diphenhydramine
HCL.
We appear to have been graced with a large, perhaps
gestating raccoon. It has decided that
Gloria’s bird feeders are its favorite source of easy food. Now that the humming bird feeders are going
up, Gloria is less interested in having raccoons around. I chased it twice yesterday evening. I suspect it will be back today. It looks as if it is time to bring the trap
out again. That creates a problem too,
as it is illegal to relocate them after they are trapped.
The well continues to be cloudy and muddy. We follow the procedures we were told would
clear it. This morning it was almost
clear. This afternoon it is turbid and
muddy again. We have a call in to the
well folks. There was a pressure loss
that does not make us at all comfortable.
The Pathfinder threw another “service engine” warning
Saturday evening. I recall that about
two weeks after we replaced an O2 sensor
two years ago, a warning appeared that was a non-reproducible catalytic
converter alert. I was hoping that this
was a repeat situation. Fortunately, it
was. No immediate need for repairs and
no additional expense beyond gasoline today.
We will see what the rest of the day brings.
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