Friday was the first day of summer vacation for Per, and I decided to let him enjoy a time-hallowed tradition.  On Thursday, he was allowed to stay up as late as he wanted.  On Friday, he was allowed to sleep in.  When he woke up, there were no major rules.  He could go back to sleep, watch tv, play video games, go outside, eat snacks--whatever he wanted, within relative reason.   I realized that one of the best feelings to me was that feeling of release at the end of the school year--of finally not *having* to be somewhere or do something.

Friday was the first day of summer vacation for Per, and I decided to let him enjoy a time-hallowed tradition.  On Thursday, he was allowed to stay up as late as he wanted.  On Friday, he was allowed to sleep in.  When he woke up, there were no major rules.  He could go back to sleep, watch tv, play video games, go outside, eat snacks--whatever he wanted, within relative reason.   I realized that one of the best feelings to me was that feeling of release at the end of the school year--of finally not *having* to be somewhere or do something.

Friday was the first day of summer vacation for Per, and I decided to let him enjoy a time-hallowed tradition.  On Thursday, he was allowed to stay up as late as he wanted.  On Friday, he was allowed to sleep in.  When he woke up, there were no major rules.  He could go back to sleep, watch tv, play video games, go outside, eat snacks--whatever he wanted, within relative reason.   I realized that one of the best feelings to me was that feeling of release at the end of the school year--of finally not *having* to be somewhere or do something.

Friday was the first day of summer vacation for Per, and I decided to let him enjoy a time-hallowed tradition.  On Thursday, he was allowed to stay up as late as he wanted.  On Friday, he was allowed to sleep in.  When he woke up, there were no major rules.  He could go back to sleep, watch tv, play video games, go outside, eat snacks--whatever he wanted, within relative reason.   I realized that one of the best feelings to me was that feeling of release at the end of the school year--of finally not *having* to be somewhere or do something.

I haven't posted about the video lately, which in most cases usually means I haven't been doing much.  And in some ways, there has been a lot going on outside of the video.  May was filled with visitors--both expected and unexpected, as well as with travel.  I found it difficult to block out decent chunks of time to sit down with the equipment and get into any sort of groove.  But the time has not been entirely unproductive.

I haven't posted about the video lately, which in most cases usually means I haven't been doing much.  And in some ways, there has been a lot going on outside of the video.  May was filled with visitors--both expected and unexpected, as well as with travel.  I found it difficult to block out decent chunks of time to sit down with the equipment and get into any sort of groove.  But the time has not been entirely unproductive.

I haven't posted about the video lately, which in most cases usually means I haven't been doing much.  And in some ways, there has been a lot going on outside of the video.  May was filled with visitors--both expected and unexpected, as well as with travel.  I found it difficult to block out decent chunks of time to sit down with the equipment and get into any sort of groove.  But the time has not been entirely unproductive.

I haven't posted about the video lately, which in most cases usually means I haven't been doing much.  And in some ways, there has been a lot going on outside of the video.  May was filled with visitors--both expected and unexpected, as well as with travel.  I found it difficult to block out decent chunks of time to sit down with the equipment and get into any sort of groove.  But the time has not been entirely unproductive.

I haven't posted about the video lately, which in most cases usually means I haven't been doing much.  And in some ways, there has been a lot going on outside of the video.  May was filled with visitors--both expected and unexpected, as well as with travel.  I found it difficult to block out decent chunks of time to sit down with the equipment and get into any sort of groove.  But the time has not been entirely unproductive.

Expedited part arrives today.  Dean checks it--no rattle--then goes to install it.  The fuse blows again immediately and has a rattle.  When Dean takes it back apart, another part starts rattling and pieces of fried electronics start crumbling out.

We decide to cut our losses and replace the fridge.