THORTON POINT 63X, RATTLESNAKE MOUNTAIN 70X, TWIN PEAKS August 2, 2021
Done with yesterday's webwork, I had breakfast. Early up, I bagged Thorton Point 63X. Then, as it was still cool, I bagged the Rattlesnake 70X, then Twin Peaks. The price of a fast food item had gone up, from once a dollar, to $1.99, to now $2.29, so I just got a $1 diet soda. Making calls, I tried to get some action with the webhost done as far as my videos and photos not loading. Then to inquire about an offer for a home equity loan, to find that there was no such thing.
On my way home, I stopped for an apple filled donut, having seen that there is yet no breakfast buffet at a store, but I got groceries. Then to a $3 coupon meal, and home to eat it, and get better organized.
To bed, I watched an old movie with the beautiful Oscar winning actress, free with the online retailer Prime status. Then to webwork, to see if my camera work could now be uploaded. Interested in seeing some new help, I went by the enviro clothing outlet to get a new item, discounted as it was an irregular. One girl had a resemblance to a showgirl back in Vegas that I had photographed. Delusional to think a pretty girl was so perhaps after me, but I had to try to check it out. I mistake people for other people a lot, as I see similarities.
Slimming down, I recall the boss at the old workplace who called me somewhat derisively, "Slim." He said that I was "too healthy," as my daily routine then was to run 4-6 miles over my two hour lunch break. Those were my working days, to rapidly cycle the mile home, make a quick 10 cent ramen lunch, with what vegetables and meat that I had to be thrown in, and run/jog in the nearby park. With my weekend peak bagging and hiking, the other even heavily obese workers said that I had too much energy, so this meant by them that I wasn't working hard enough. Great for them and others to have even up to their four hour marijuana breaks, and say that I was the lazy one, doing three jobs at once.
Retirement was a blessing, as any job promotion would be dead-end, and this gave me the time and money for my own ways and life. Taking then to frugality and hiking, I would run 6 miles at a time with my old peak buddy then, and finally in 1998, I obtained my first own computer. With a starting price point of under $1,000, I began my journey into tech. With free software, I started my website on 9/9/99. I evolved to advanced webwork, with now unlimited webspace.
With now cheap memory, I hope for the release of a new pro level computer, to be bought by cash from my financial deals. To be fast and snappy, I can hardly wait. Then the new electric pickup truck, to transport up to 7 passengers, and then income by the coming robotaxi network. What this year may bring!
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