20150518- 1925. En route homebound, I noticed a cellphone tower array disguised as a tall, green-coloured tree! It’s hidden between a real tree and a beige-coloured lodging building. It’s immediately next to and as tall as those thicker-than-normal “flagpole” painted white. There was not a Americanized flag on it. Hmm.
The other reference point is the vertical stone billboard in beige color. You’ll see Hobby Lobby proudly displayed. Yeah, this long stretch of highway has lots of cellphone towers. 201518-2320: I guess I’m needed to boost this part of my vector
20150518-1839. I just read an open forum thread about someone bumping into a “brotherhood” member and looking out for a ringtone.
I forgot to blog about a strong ringtone inside my right earhole en route homebound a few weeks ago during the incident when two ordinary cars wanted to change into the same lane, which was second from the right.
One was a broken up whitish small pickup truck with junk in the trunk from the left that got pissed at the whitish smaller cate from the right.
The LOUD tone wouldn’t stop until thirty seconds or so. It was LOUD as I was passing underneath a bridge. I had to finger my earhole but that did no good.
20150518-1647. To remove/install old/new a car battery: always “negative/positive first, then positive/negative second”.
Think of it like dead battery is negative (remove first); while new battery is positive (install first)!
Dad and I came back from Winchester Auto. He bought a new car battery. It’s an Interstate brand per Das Squirrel who only had one hour of lunch but didn’t have enough time to help his own father remove and install a car battery.
That’s sad. It only took me one hour upon arrival from work, to the removal of battery, to the installation of new one. It’s truly sad that I’m the boy around the house.
20150518-0747. My co-worker told me she’ll work for my headhunter! She likes public accounting. I wish her luck. She has talent. I still miss my former eye candy. Sheesh.
20150517- 1228. Waiting inside Mazda for my parents to finish shopping at the Bulacan Bakery. Filipino kids were playing a bebop rhythm version of Cherish by Lionel Ritchie. They didn’t find food of their liking.
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