Watcha doing?

[Fenris]

Just got back from my son's wedding in the Holy Land. It was a blessed and wonderful experience.

[RabbiKnife]

Excellent!

Mazel tov!

[Cloudwalker]

I just received one of those fall detection/emergency buttons that you wear.  I don't need it now, but I may eventually.  I discovered that I could get this one through my insurance company, at no charge to me, so I  decided why not.  There is a bit of a learning curve.  When I was putting it into the charging device for the night it gave me a "fall detected" message.  When I figured out what was happening I was able to cancel the call.  I'm trying to get a second charging device so I can take it with me when I change my sleeping locations.

[Cloudwalker]

I finally saw Disney's  The Princess and the Frog.  I don't know how I missed it when it was in the theater.  But last night I bumped into it on TV.  I was channel surfing and bumped into it just starting and decided to watch it.  Worth watching.  I'm not sure I would call it classic on par with Sleeping Beauty.  but worth watching.  I especially like the alligator.

[Cloudwalker]

I went to see Inside Out 2 yesterday.  Very good.  If you liked the first one, you will like this one.  They, very amusingly, examine adolescents. And add new characters, Anxiety, Embarrassment, and Anouie.

[Fenris]

Excellent!

Mazel tov!

The ceremony was very special.

The wedding took place at a site on the outskirts of Jerusalem, overlooking the hills of Judea.

There is a traditional Jewish wedding song that has been used for many hundreds of years.

It is based on the verses in Jeremiah 33

This is what the LORD says: In this place you say is a wasteland without man or beast, in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem that are deserted—inhabited by neither man nor beast—there will be heard again the sounds of joy and gladness, the voices of the bride and bridegroom...

and it is parsed out to

there will be heard again in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem, the sounds of joy and gladness, the voices of the bride and bridegroom

and the best part is that the wedding ceremony made this prophecy literally come true.

God is good and His words are true.

[tango]

Finally got around to shifting stuff around in one workspace so I can move a saw into the space and cut up some insulation panels. So far I have three complete strips and one half strip cut and installed in my upstairs workspace. Hauling a table saw that weighs slightly over 100lb up a flight of rickety stairs and through a doorway that's just a little bit too narrow to be easy was interesting. But now it's in place next to my pile of panels, so I can cut them up much more easily. Without doing that the only alternative would be to haul the panels downstairs, which would also be a logistic challenge since they are 8 feet by 4 feet.

The spaces between my wall studs aren't quite as even as I had hoped, it seems the wood has twisted ever so slightly, but it's pretty close. Much closer than anything else I've worked with so far, which is always a good thing. Tomorrow I can cut some more strips and see how much more progress I can make. It's good to finally get on with stuff again, for a time it seemed every little thing I tried to do hit an obstacle.