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List just one thing you did today

Lou Laurinen said:
The Big Lebowski? Lol. At least I think. Haven't seen that movie in ages.

And omg, if that's your house, that's amazing!!! I would love to have that many books but I think my husband has a limit haha
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There is another room like it in the house. And we have at least 1-2 standing bookshelves in every other room of the house. Oddly, the only room(s) you won't find anything to read are the washrooms. Don't take your books to the bathrooms folks, that's just nasty. I mean, if they are you books do what you want with them, just don't offer them to me afterwards. If you're eating properly, you don't have the time to read anything. If you have the time, guess what, fiber probably misses you.
 
The house I bought recently sold it already, the real estate agent that sells them for me called me telling me what it is worth and said yes to the buyer's counter offer. The same buyer a single dad of 2 kids gave a great counter offer within 5 grand off the price it was worth. Still making money off of it including what the real estate agent gets out of it
 
Took an employee of mine to Harbor Freight this morning giving him the best birthday present he ever received. His mom was with us and she is glad I did this for him. I seen he had not very good tools, one of my dismantlers whom takes off parts on junk vehicles. He has autism and is a hard worker whom does not complain. Bought him an US General tool cart and tools which he loves. Bought him some better sockets chrome and impact, wrenches, ratchets and extensions. Surprised him with new Milwaukee 1/2 and 3/8 M18 impacts including a 1/4 and 3/8 cordless ratchet, Cornwell dealer I deal with donated them to him. He also has a son with autism and does give back
 
Worked all day and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Check out the last name on those books haha

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When I was in middle school, I worked in the school library and was a "junior librarian." And yes there was a card catalog. Most of my childhood there were card catalogs and even into college. I don't hardly know how to use a library anymore.

I started with a new French teacher and a new voice teacher today.
 
Went to a towing yard auction this morning, bought 5 vehicles and one I had to pay a little bit more for one. I called him a Dave Hester on Storage Wars after coming out of the office after paying for them. He ran the price up on me on purpose Told him he will get it back next time, run it up on one he wants. A friend of mine said he agreed with me what I called him, ran up on one he bought paying more for it too
 
I thought about how I woke up late, took the kids for a short walk, took them for a short ride, worried about killing ants when I went in and out of the garage with my car, had a banana milk, sat down at the computer and started doing stuff.

Yes, thinking about what I did this morning was one thing.
I.E. Thinking. 🤔

Sorry for being difficult...
...Being difficult is what I do, pardner. :cool:
 
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