![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh1UOz3bN0tP0iL4fsrol5R5AXK4uiWe9BOaTKaVHbWryvcPt7Cwmty9QtBHAI0ngOsNFE9zTBHqtBJnYRasQ9FL1daoreh9y049ozmy9wsoE5XIr4bX6ylL_uVc6tCxT9qwepu/s400/tandb7308.gif)
Here's a sample of an old comic I used to enjoy back in the day. The writer has had her website "under construction" forever. If she ever gets it up and running I'll buy her products.
We had a meeting this weekend and decided that mom should stay in the nursing home. She is too easily upset for us to try to care for her. Late meds or upset routine throw her into a bad mood and make her very hard to handle.
The medicaid people said that we could rent her home but they would get the money. Riiigghhht, I'm gonna put up with all the crap of being a landlord and the state gets the money. I don't think so. We'll just close the house, turn off the power and gas and let it rot. The state is gonna end up getting it anyways so why should I take care of it?
We're getting some cool weather now and I had to turn on my heat. I just installed this gaspack last summer and didn't realize the gas valve had an off and on positional switch. The spouse asked me turn the heat on. I didn't let on that I thought it was already on. I turned the switch on and sat back, nothing...then I noticed the blinking green light. I thought "green, that's good, better than a red blinking light." I noticed then that the light was blinking in a pattern. I looked on the back of the access door and found the chart. 6 blinks and then 1 blink. Timed out because of failed ignition. Then at the bottom, Reset by cycling power. I tripped the breaker and lo and behold, Heat! Troubleshooting is 90% observation and 10% perspiration. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGWU1-rgIIMGSG2jMExX-em4BgbpqX73CN7f7niadvYeqon1xxLLt3Ca2K04vTFICZKi7yp9MrOrkRmJV07uMGqTIfvI05kNG-4WMPuBQS9o-lYxv4FjkUB21FpIMMMq3h3k5o/s400/travel-good-luck.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGWU1-rgIIMGSG2jMExX-em4BgbpqX73CN7f7niadvYeqon1xxLLt3Ca2K04vTFICZKi7yp9MrOrkRmJV07uMGqTIfvI05kNG-4WMPuBQS9o-lYxv4FjkUB21FpIMMMq3h3k5o/s400/travel-good-luck.jpg)
Thought I'd include this pic for all of you who are gonna be traveling in the coming holidays. The Japanese have a way with English. They just don't get the subtleties. This poster indicates that the airline doesn't have lot of confidence. Why else would they wish you good luck? thanks for reading.