Maud Essen wrote:
Thanks for your encouragement, Alan. The process you describe
(reading good books and talking to people who know more than you do)
is exactly how I approached learning how to rehab my house.
Well, if you can learn to rehab a house then learning a little
auto-mechanics
Maud Essen wrote:
LOL! What a hilarious and well-written account! It reminds me of the
time you encouraged me not to be afraid to learn how to work on my
own car. Humor aside, if this is what happens to an expert, what are
my chances as a novice?
One thing we can get clear: I am NOT an
Thanks for your encouragement, Alan. The process you describe
(reading good books and talking to people who know more than you do)
is exactly how I approached learning how to rehab my house.
I will never forget the day that I had to teach myself for the first
time how to demolish part of a
... really aren't supposed to be this much of a PITA.
Really. They aren't.
OK, so I have assembled my gallon of Rotella-T Synthetic 5w40, my new
too expensive oil filter, and the Fram SureDrain I'm going to install.
Where's my drain pan? Where the heck is my drain pan. Oh yeah, it was
in
Alan Petrillo wrote:
... really aren't supposed to be this much of a PITA.
Your problem seems to be that you neglected a blood sacrifice to the
diety of automotive repair. If you don't draw blood at least once
during your maintenance routine, you can expect an experience like the
one
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... really aren't supposed to be this much of a PITA.
Really. They aren't
LOL! What a hilarious and well-written account! It reminds me of the
time you encouraged me not to be afraid to learn how to work on my
own car. Humor aside, if this is what happens to an expert, what are
my chances as a novice?
Maud
St. Louis, MO
... really aren't supposed to be this much
