Same here, except that I will walk on my treadmill if the weather is inclement. I don’t like sweating season, but will still walk outside, usually early in the morning as well as early evening. I walk twice a day for about 1-1/2 miles each time.
I do the same, although my wake-up time is more like 5:30. No alarm needed. I’ve been retired for 22 years and always thought I would sleep in when retired, but my body is used to early rising and refuses to change.
My old car was 21 years old. Had it when there were only 3 miles on it. It was great, but was starting to cost me more money every month, so I thought it was time to get a new one. Love the new one for the most part, but there are times when I wished I had the old one back.
I have the manual and I do read it, but unless the car is actually on, most of that stuff is meaningless. I have to read up on what I want to do before I get into the car and then remember, which is the hard part. So far, learning something new each time is OK with me. If there is something I really can’t figure out, I can call the sales rep and he will help me. Gave me his cell phone number. He does want me to be happy with the car.
Also, when I did use all those coupons, I had a file box into which I would put all those coupons. They were sorted by type and I would go through them after making my shopping list. Always remembered to use them, and as I said above, I saved a lot of money.
I used to use a lot of coupons back when I had family at home. We had double coupons at one store every day and another on specific days. Saved a lot of money and never bought anything that I did not need. Then those double coupon stores no longer did that. Still used coupons where it saved me some money, but did not save so much. Slowly, as my family size declined, so did my coupon use. Now I only use the ones my favorite store sends me in the mail. Those are great. I no longer get the daily paper so there are no other coupons for me to clip. Getting the e-paper is OK, but they do not have coupons for anyone to print.
The radio in my new car turns on automatically. If you don’t want it on, you have to turn it off, but it comes back on again next time I start the car. It has been almost a year and I am still learning new things about it every time I use it. Maybe I will know it all by the time I die.
Most of my products that need batteries will have instructions to use batteries of the same strength and not mix them. Maybe that has something to do with the life of the product. Or maybe they are in league with the battery companies to sell more batteries. LOL
Same here, except that I will walk on my treadmill if the weather is inclement. I don’t like sweating season, but will still walk outside, usually early in the morning as well as early evening. I walk twice a day for about 1-1/2 miles each time.