Wife sent me out for a "Walk-in" appointment to get TSA Pre-Check certified. Got there and they told me they were booked solid, no walk-ins available today.
So... on the way home, I'm driving fairly casually, in comfort mode, and the guy next to me in a Honda Pilot with dealer plates... I feel like he is challenging me. Put it out of my mind. We come to a stop at a light... I decide to get ahead when it turns green... and the Pilot is sorta sticking with me. Then I hear him chirp 'em between gears, so I reached over, hit the sport button, and that was that.
Stopped to get gas... on the way out, I'm turning left, with 3 lanes in either direction - busy road. I get a pretty tight opening - but the left turn is into a merge lane... and I only see one car coming that direction. Step on it, get it, and see the other car in the outside lane. Punch it a bit to get a good comfort zone ahead of him as I merge. Now we're down to two lanes, and there is a car in front of me. I slow down... and suddenly there is a BLAST of engine noise as the black car, a Dodge Charger 392 - punches it past me. I pull out behind him and we come up to the next light together. Guy goes, "I gotta be honest, I think you might take me... You wanna do this?"
"Sure... but I don't think you're going to have any problems."
"I dunno, it is hard to get the power down in this thing..."
Switch to sport... took him... pretty hard. He was catching up and would have overtaken me on a longer run... but zero to about 70 - the M235i was dominating.
Told him, "I can live with this result!" :D
Of course, now I'll get my doors blown off by some ricer in a tuned egg-shaped sleeper eco-box - the next time around.
βI must find the meaning to this!β, I exclaim.
Posting here on the off chance someone else has experienced this.
Basically, nearly every single day, I get waves of severe fatigue, brainfog, a strong sense of "heaviness" (like gravity's pulling me into the ground), and mild dizziness. When it's really bad, there's often a sense of nausea, and I get a high pitched tinnitus in my ears when the waves are subsiding
However the weirdest part is these symptoms almost always happen on a fairly tight schedule of two distinct waves. The first in the morning is milder and lasts from ~9-10am to 11/11:30am, the afternoon one is stronger and usually coming on around 2-3pm and fading around 6-7pm.
I have borderline POTS (bang on 30bpm heart rate rise), but no test for anything else has ever come back positive other than high cholesterol, and mildly low testosterone. Also, seemingly no correlation with diet/exercise.
Has anyone experienced this sort of daily schedule?
Why wont the human let me play with the giant black dogs that come to visit? The boys next door sound like they have fun with them, why cant I? It sounds like a real party over there with the bangs and the barking.
The humans scare away the giant black dogs so I never get a chance but there's one up in the tree and I know if I could just talk to him, we'd be friends. Everyone's my friend. Excuse me while I go chase my friend down the road. Maybe that was a mistake, my friends human didnt seem to happy to get off his fast moving wheelie machine to untangle him.
I hear mom calling but if I pretend I dont hear her I can try and talk to the big black dog in the tree
This is a LOT harder than I thought. I have 7 lights for living room. I really enjoy the warm twinkling effect, kind of like at WDW Polynesian Resort in the evening if you've ever been. Been attempting orange, reddish colors, but can't make a good one! Would really appreciate any suggestions!
3 are clustered together on left side, mid-height.
3 are clustered together on right side, high ceiling.
1 in middle, mid height
Ideas?
So I had a flight booked since March departing LAX at 10pm at night arriving in Orlando the next morning. Now I get a message telling my flight departs at 3:30pm earlier that day. Getting there a day early wouldn't be as much of a problem except I don't have a hotel for a night and my hotel shuttle does't run that late. I still have time to plan but so annoyed
