I got a lead for a few man cave items. I was able to score on a bunch of oil cans. Each different in model, style and size.

I also picked up a cool vintage Kodak camera that came with the correct flash bulbs. The bulbs were unused and still in retail boxes.

I know a turkey gang spotter anywhere. These guys cruise around anyone’s turf ready to start some shit. I think they’re waiting in packs ready to cause ruckus around the property.

After a wild weekend of total fried chicken rampage I had to get back to business!

Getting ready to watch the first episode of season 8, the last season.

Wifey requested blinds for her bathroom. Went down to Stockton and picked up a couple sets.

Removed some of the extra slats. Unfortunately the window is not very tall and I couldn’t remove more than the 5 maximum slats otherwise functionality would be affected.

Lost 29.4 pounds since February 12, 2019.

Not too bad.

I’ve spent the last few evenings troubleshooting the battery draining issues on my 2006 Camry. I discovered that cylinder # 1 fuel injector was causing a high current draw. When the battery is connected the current would spike close to 4A.

When the fuel injector is disconnected from the harness control signal the current drops down dramatically.

I’ll do more testing tomorrow night using a common test light or a noid test light (which I don’t currently own).

I’ve been on a intermittent fasting eating schedule and a somewhat modified Keto diet. My diet is an aggressive approach to lose weight and keep it off.

Today’s delicious meal consist of these two items. LOL!!

It’s been awhile since I picked up a car with the intentions of flipping for something of greater value. I’ve worked on many different cars, trucks and motorcycles these past years with the sole intent of getting more value for each trade.

This is my latest project a 2006 Toyota Camry that has been sitting idle for a couple of years with some minor mechanical issues.

The paint is in very good condition but does have a ding on the front right side passenger fender. The interior is in great shape, not much attention will be needed.

It seems the best sunsets viewed from our deck are the ones immediately after the rain. Especially a good strong storm.

This photo was taken near the center of the deck. Crazy cool looking sunset, brilliant colors and nice cloud formations.

The photo below is taken from the top of the long driveway down into the shop below. You can see where I park our truck “Beater” next to my shop under the tree.