After about an hour in the air, the smoke was finally gone. It had extended quite a ways into British Columbia. I got upgraded to first class and had the entire row, both sides of the aisle, to myself. For food, they distributed the fruit and cheese platters that are for sale in coach. I’m not going to complain about that as it’s better than many of the dinners served in first class.
Other tasks for today were sorting through our mail and looking for some miscellaneous things I want to bring back south.
The leaves are almost in full “Fall” mode. The leaves on the trees around the house are just starting to turn yellow on their edges. Fortunately, not falling off yet.
I see breathable fresh air and clear skies. Waiting for the results suck, we also had cases here where people had to wait over a week or data got lost and they had to be retested. Thankfully most of them had been considerate enough to self-quarantine.
ReplyDeleteI don't expect people in Alaska to be very considerate. Lots of people not wearing masks and ignoring the employees asking them to. Lots of people who don't want to be told what to do I think…
DeleteKyle didn’t mow the lawn? That’s like my kids!
ReplyDeleteMaybe once during the summer. I saw that the weed whacker was in the middle of the garage with a gas can next to it. And the 5 gallon gas can for the lawn mower and snowblower was almost empty.
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