2026 August 14 Friday in Leander

It sounds as if the only birds talking this morning are wrens.

🟢 AGENDA: FRI August 14

Love your spouse ✓

BREAKFAST: Pancakes and eggs.

I just couldn’t help myself.

🟢 WEATHER: Day 96° Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 90s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Highest heat index readings up to 108.

•Night 82° Mostly clear in the evening, then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 70s. South winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph.

•9:06 AM 80 °F Feels Like: 80°, Partly Cloudy Wind SSW 16 mph, Gust, S 15 mph Average SSW 10 mph, 🟢POLLEN: 6.1 | Medium Predominant pollen: Grass and Elm.

🟢 HEALTH: BP 132/73, Pulse 85 bpm, Oxygen 98%, Sleep: 12:12 AM to 08:39 AM, Total 08H27M, REM 00H55M, 100% of Goal, Deep 03H06M, Light 04H26M, Awake 00H00M, 1.9 Events/h, 699 Steps, .32 Miles,

🟢 LAUNDRY: Ella taking a break from folding the clean clothes. Once again she has saved us for going naked…for another week, at least.

🟢 CURIOUS: Is your refrigerator like ours? Is it a place to store leftovers until you throw them away? Most households use their fridge as a place to keep food fresh and store any excess meals that can be enjoyed at a later time. However, it is inevitable that some of these leftovers may go uneaten and ultimately end up being thrown away. This could be due to the food losing its freshness or simply because it was left for too long and is no longer safe to consume. For example, it’s grown hairy and unrecognizable. While it may seem wasteful, using the refrigerator as a temporary holding space for leftovers is a common practice for many. It allows us to save time and money by having ready-made meals available, but it also requires us to be mindful of what we keep in our fridge and how long we keep it for. So, in short, my refrigerator serves as a temporary storage place for leftovers until they are thrown away.

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🟢 DRIVE: 0 Miles

Tom

husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and Santa

2026 August 14 Friday in Leander

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