Daily Work Log - 08/12/24

 MON 08/12/24:

• Cat litter/bathroom clean/house vac

• Checked printer paper and shredder bins

• Mowed front lawn, weed eating, blew off housewide drive/walkways

• Bank for deposit and other matters

• Time on phone with Magellan folk discussing invoice issues; agreed on plan and to revisit in coming days

• Time on phone processing recent invoice/work done for San Jac; CC payment take over phone. Created digital receipt binder and sent to client (hand written inv and CC auth slip

• Organized waiting quickbooks work for finalizing tomorrow and before hand off to ACCNT this coming Wed for year end tax closing

• Time spent researching porting solutions for portable AC exhaust hose (thru wall most likely); permanent installation in multiple locations. Hardest part will be cutting brick but not that hard.

• Removed freezer ice maker to troubleshoot it’s recent failure; discovered main rotating mechanism in rear of freezer had been completely iced over. Cleaned ice maker unit and chipped away ice blocking the rotator (also hot water/salt spray to help melt).  So far,, the unit is now making ice correctly.

• RSVP’d for 830pm zoom meeting with Schiller Institute folk

• Attended 830pm Schiller event

• Ordered new EGO Mower blades for electric mower

• Received second Amica claim check and filed for discussion against Stantos (contractor’s) final quotes that will be generated specifically to submit to Amica for claims purposes

Free Work Pr0n...

Some gratuitous, highly narcissistic pr0n photos showing the fix that was necessary for the freezer ice machine.

Also, and more seriously, I want to show that I do this sort of maintenance work every day and, as such is constantly discovered.  

I point back here to my earlier post that I'll be constantly demonstrating how lacking any real financial means to even pay basic rent monetarily, I still feel confident (and would love the opp) to publicly argue that my daily contributions to maintaining and improving the mutually shared property are enough (if really measured) to be far more in the way of value than the typical room rental rate in a Houston ghetto (~$500 to $800 per month?).

No offense meant by that last statement and the term "ghetto." How could  I mean offense? I was born 1000ft from the room in which I type lol (so fucking weird!) at the East Houston Medical center which was dismantled after Hurricane Harvey some years ago.

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