Remember how in Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, Ford Prefect looks around and concludes automobiles are the dominant species. In Wonder Woman, Diana laughs at how we let a watch, a little thing, tell us what to do. Tyler Durdan’s summary is, “The things you own, they end up owning you.”

All this traveling has greatly impressed upon me the vehicle devotion requirements.

Yeah, when you know you need a garage, the options come out of hiding and the sheer number is staggering.

There are so many big rigs driving on 40. Not counting all the ones not driving, stranded due to some mechanical or on a break.

Plus those truck stops are simply gigantic. Then there is the din of the rumbling engines.

Spent the day finishing the modifications for the additional folks. Along the way, I lost interest in the extended edition courtesy of my dual adjustable wrenches and walked to the nearby, small town Ace for a small set of the proper tool for the job.

In another suggestion that some solar panels would be helpful, the house battery got too low, turning off the fridge.

Rehab started with the twist laying on my R side so that I could rest my extended L arm and, from time to time, add in some low intensity isometrics. How do I know when I’m doing the right thing? When those isometrics get more solid. That’s what it’s all about: making a position stronger. Continued with more of the same shoulder isometrics, though now on my back and in more planes. The lateral raise was the most eye opening. Some hamstring stuff with of course more isometrics as possible, mostly with the non extended leg, pressing the foot was flat on the ground down.