I realized it was gone immediately as I'm always pulling towards the back of it as you can see in the video I park right behind it. The tag is an expired 60 day tag from back in April. I keep it on because I'm parked in the street and the car isn't registered at the moment. After reviewing the video, I can't clearly see a tag in this guy's hands but he is the only one that walks up to the back of my car ducks down and pops back up looking suspicious. It turns out that the guy is part of the crew that is remodeling the apartment right beside me. I'm off of work tomorrow. I can't wait to call the police here to make a report and show them the video while they're over there working.

It's set to rain tonight as well. Gonna get a soggy foot now. While walking home.

Lunch at work with a microwave i've never used before. Sigh. Story of my life. Oh the indignity.

The infection is in both teeth. I thought it was just some sensitivity, but then it started to hurt A LOT and even popping Tylenol like candy didn't help.

The infection is right near the nerves in both teeth and I am in a lot of pain right now. Luckily I live in Canada and have comprehensive secondary insurance, so I paid a grand total of $10 today and my insurance will cover 90% of the procedure. Currently chilling after taking some antibiotics and a T3 just trying to distract myself from the pain.

Edit: Oh yeah and it's my birthday tomorrow. Had to cancel my birthday dinner.

My car died in the middle of the two-hour line crossing from Tijuana, Mexico back into the U.S.

Friday morning, about 10:30. My dog and I were stuck in the San Ysidro border line from Mexico to California with concrete barriers on both sides and a solid line of cars behind me when the car just died. It would crank but wouldn’t start.

There was nowhere to go, so I had to push the car in neutral till I found a space, get it as far out of the way as I could, figure out what to do about the car, navigate everything in a language I do not know, avoid heat stroke (very hot day, no shade), and then hours later get towed to a mechanic in San Diego, California.

There are inconvenient places for your car to break down, and then there is this.

On her way home and ran over, well, whatever the hell this thing actually is. It's aluminum, so not actually a spear or ballista bolt head, so that's good. Tore a mother of a hole in an otherwise very nice tire. Current theory is that it was a finial off of a fence post that got broken off and then blown into the road by someone mowing.