I guess I can’t work remote all of the time from the bed of my F-350 SuperDuty truck. It’s funny now, my feed is full of slide-in campers for my truck, but I settled on a camper shell, as I prefer simpler maintance and lower center of gravity, and a lot cheaper so I can save money for that off-grid cabin with the trash burner out back so I only have to recycle those occassional cans or dig a hole out back in woods.

It was fun being out in Brookfield, 🐎 really didn’t see that many horses being back at Lost Pond, that’s a few miles back from the Main Assembly area. There were some people camping up at Cherry 🍒 Ridge Campground when I stopped to send a text message from there but outside of a dog walker, 🦴 a hunter scoping out deer around dusk 🦌 from their pickup, and one group of horsey 🐴 riders by Truck Trail 4, it was very quiet up there. Remote work Monday was fairly quiet too, there was some projects but not too insane.

Things are mostly unpacked, 🐁 it’s finally gotten cool enough that the mouse has moved into the walls, at least one of them. It was werid, when I got home it was colder inside then out, as my heat is not on yet. Made it easier for bringing gear back in, didn’t have to worry about the cold 🧥 getting back in. As it was already inside. Turned the water heater back on after four days off, hopefully now that will hush the National Gird Power Company’s 🔌 warning that power use is spiking, mostly because I did some baking and cooking, 🍞 🫖 and I don’t use a lot of power for other purposes, except maybe my electric blanket and ocacssioanlly a space heater. Always nice to get home and see the waste baskets 🗑️ empty, knowing this past weekend the shit got burnt down to nothing. 🔥 Your trash ain’t nothing but ash. Still have about half a tank of gas ⛽ left in the SuperDuty!