Yesterday when we visited Dave we also picked up our most recent order from Amazon. Last night we installed the new Quiet Hitch ring, the tiny LED lights strand above the valance, and the the Acurite refrigerator and freezer thermometers. Then today while Gigi was at Pleasant Valley getting some upgrades and little repairs we went  Lehman’s Non-Electric Hardware Store   and picked up another half dozen items to improve life in the T@B. We now have a stovetop coffee maker for those off-grid experiences, a new entry rug that should be easier to clean, and a couple more spiffy things for the kitchen. We didn’t take enough time to even walk through all the departments at Lehman’s this time because we got word that Gigi was ready sooner than promised. She’s got new drawer latches, a battery backup for her ALDE, a new attachment for her propane regulator, some screws tightened, a couple of small parts replaced, and the screens and shades reversed so we can have privacy and airflow at the same time. Seventeen improvements in two days, not too bad!

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