Ever wish you could be a little squirt in the big splash? It looks like I might be getting that invitation, will let you know soon if it materializes!
Meanwhile, I'll continue coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!

I thought I heard a think
A sneakin’ up on me
I quickly turned my head
To see what I could see

A lot of empty space
Caught the corner of my eye
Space of many different shapes
was lazily floating by

I grabbed some space and opened it
Just to see what would unfold
Out jumped these little thinkers
Many more than I could hold

So when you thought you heard a think
A sneakin’ up on thee
Stop! Grab some space and open it
You’ll be surprised at what you see!

I need upload and delete buttons installed in our basement. The upload button to be pushed for those few things still clinging to a thin thread of value, which by the way was stretched thinner again last Friday. We had graciously received a water pressure leak sometime during the night and didn’t notice it before it spread itself out quiet comfortably under some stored boxes and furniture on part of the basement floor.
The upload button would have a lift and conveyor belt uploading onto a waiting vehicle and the delete would go straight to discard do not pass go!.
We are indeed grateful for our “Thank your lucky star Button” though. We were planning to be gone all day Friday and I just happened onto the leaking problem by accident before we left for the day.

A MUST without US right in the middle ends up being MT US need to be in the driver's seat where us can pull along all of the must that was left behind and still be in a position to deal with all of the must that yet lies ahead!
Meanwhile, I M U S T get this treadmill powered scooter to the top of the hill to reach one of my goals for the day.
Which one of my goals?
To be able to coast back down!

For a change in pace, I thought I’d try developing a light additive to inject into the filament and increase the speed of its output a bit. Currently, light travels approximately 299,792,458 miles / second. If my additive would merely boost the speed of traveling light three fourths of one percent, it would jump it up to a breakneck flight of over 300,000,000 miles / second. That would be an astounding improvement over present day performance! Just think of the potential if traveling light will actually be faster in the future!
The hurdle that reigned my ambition to a stand still is the fact that my stop watch is divided into sixty little click hops per minute, in single second increments. I haven’t done any measuring but, using this state of the art timing device, I don’t believe for a second that the longest hallway in my current experimental lab will be long enough to validate my success.