I had a free afternoon the other day. A friend had dropped off an ATV for me to work on, but there was no urgency and it could wait a day or two. The missus was out golfing with the ladies, so the honey-do job jar had the lid on – at least temporarily. And none of my own projects were time critical.
The tank on the Harley was down to fumes so I thought I’d take advantage and run into town to fill it up and perhaps stop at Timmy’s for a coffee or an iced capp. There are usually a few bikes in the parking lot so I might also have some company and friendly conversation at the same time.
So that’s what I did – gassed up, got a coffee, chatted in the parking lot. But then, because it was such a beautiful day, I decided to take the long way home. Which became the longer way… and then the longest way.
By the time I pulled into the garage 3 hours and 225 kilometers later the Harley tank was back down to fumes.
And I can’t decide whether it was mission accomplished or not.
Mission accomplished or not? I'd suggest you try again, and decide after ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt may take several more tests. Maybe even on a daily basis for a month. Then you'll have enough samples to determine if further tests are warranted.
ReplyDeleteI think if the honey-do jar lid stayed closed it was mission accomplished!!
ReplyDeleteDavid, it happens, just not nearly often enough.
ReplyDeleteI was trying to hold off commenting but it was mission impossible as was going home to work on a sunny day when procrastination was an option.
ReplyDeleteAll - More tests forthcoming.....
ReplyDeleteSummer is so much fun there are science experiments like that to undertake. Keep on testing as the Honey-do jar will wait.....
ReplyDeleteDefinitely more testing required.
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