Just finished changing the cages. Work, work, work,
work… But I do adore my furballs. :)
Shared a pic of my new haircut on Facebook. Sure
enough, it’s always the same few people commenting. It’s something Norma
would’ve reacted to or commented on in the past but she’s closer to Tammy than
she’s ever been to me and I’m sure Tammy has run her mouth and turned her
against me. She’d be quick to believe anything she was told whether it was true
or not. That’s okay, though. I can ignore her as well and I do usually, for the
same reasons I started ignoring Polly. Everything with them is race, race, race
and more race. Poor, poor, always oh-so-innocent non-whites who can never do a
damn thing wrong. Never play the race card and ruin lives. Never actually do
anything to provoke the police into shooting them, not that I’m even remotely
pro-cop. And damn that evil white man who’s to blame for everything since
reverse discrimination is just a made-up thing after all and can’t possibly
happen!
rolls eyes So
most non-whites hate whites, most whites hate whites, and most people of all
races love non-whites? LOL, seems that way.
Nonetheless, this is why I don’t follow them.
Hearing how awful we are and how wonderful everyone else is gets old. For me,
it isn’t whether or not the topic is accurate, silly, overrated, exaggerated or
right on, but having to hear the same shit constantly drives me batty. Still
waiting for the world to fixate on something else and run that subject into the
ground for a good 30 or 40 years or so.
Okay, moving on from bitching about your typical
race-obsessed American (although it seems to be most places nowadays), “Candy”
is here and sitting pretty in the carport behind Caddy. They call its color
Cheyanne red but it reminds me of candy apples. So rather than “the Nissan” or
“the Caddy,” it’s just Candy and Caddy.
Candy was made in 2011 and is and isn’t as
luxurious as Caddy at the same time it’s super luxurious to us. Candy doesn’t
have the heated seats Caddy has, the stereo doesn’t quite sound as good, and
the ride isn’t as smooth as Caddy’s. But Candy has navigation, Bluetooth, can
stop instantly, has traction control, 4-wheel disc brakes, brake force
distribution, voice command, climate control, and a backup camera.
It also beeps when you back it up since it’s so
quiet. Candy doesn’t have the dual heating/cooling zones Caddy has or power
seats but that’s nothing. Once you adjust the seat, that’s usually it and
you’re set. Candy also has a thing to program the clicker like Caddy has and is
so much roomier. It’s not as long as Caddy but taller and almost gives the
impression of being a mini SUV. The interior is a little lighter than Caddy’s
which I like and has cloth seats rather than leather.
I know most modern vehicles have these features but
since we usually drove old and far from luxurious things before the Caddy, it’s
still so cool to have all these fancy features. It’s weird in a cool way to
watch him start Candy by simply pressing a button. Then things light up while
making fancy chimes. Out of habit, he reaches for a key to turn it off, LOL,
like I reach to pull 15+ inches of hair out of my shirt that isn’t there when I
get dressed. Or how I expect to feel it flowing down my back when I undress.
Candy went for about 35k when new and the reason
this one was closer to 7k rather than 5k is that it’s got a super awesome
battery that will last long after we’re gone from this state. He’s just got to
make sure he doesn’t let its range get under 15 miles without charging it.
Should be able to drive it about 60 miles on one charge but he’ll probably
schedule it to charge between 10pm - 5am.
We also have to be careful with its $200 charging
cord. Being on the corner, we don’t want it to get stolen. So he was thinking
of plugging it in inside the locked storeroom and running the cord under the
door and into Candy. Our only other concern is the charging cord failing on us
for some reason so we’re going to get a backup.
Don’t know yet whether or not we’re going to give
up Caddy but if we do it won’t be before June because it’s insured until then.
He took an Uber to the dealership which cost $28,
and just a few seconds before he Skyped me to let me know he was getting it, I
knew it was a keeper. :-)
I was psyched to see that the second season of The
OA is now on Netflix but so far I’m not impressed. It not only doesn’t seem to
have anything to do with the first series but sure enough, right off the bat,
there are references to race. :-)
Spent a few days watching a docu-series on the 2007
abduction of Madeleine McCann in Portugal.
Those poor McCanns! I never thought they were
guilty. You don’t go on vacation with 7 other people to a place you’ve never
been to, kill your kid (intentionally or by accident) and manage to hide the
body in territory you’re unfamiliar with. I think she was either kidnapped by a
lone wolf who killed her within hours, trafficked, or given to a childless
person(s). I’d go with trafficked since I would think it would take two
experienced people to pull it off in this particular situation. Someone would
have had to have watched them round the clock to get to know their schedule and
to time the abduction just right between the 20-minute checks the parents were
doing. If they’re guilty of anything it’s neglect. You don’t leave little kids
alone to go out and eat even if it’s only 100-200 feet away. The abductor would
have had to knock Maddy out, and since I think it’d be hard for one person to
get her through the window, there were probably at least 2 abductors.
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