Got a late start today, it was about 7a when I went outside. I did clean the trench, lay the new line, cover and pack it with soil.
Came in between 930a and 10a. Showered and am trying to cool down.

The free ssl that lasts 90 days does not allow me to renew before it expires. Grr.

Nice day. Cloudy and dry made it a great combination. I started with the graywater pump hole. Covered till electrical is installed, but still waiting on parts.

Installed some line extenders at the trees and covered the water lines better.

Then trenches the new line and grated the driveway.

All in all,finished about 130p. Was going to work on railing and inside electrical, but that didn’t happen.

Today is Susan’s Birthday. Sent her a few texts and called. It is not the same as being in the same house.

Happy birthday love. 🎂 Wish you were here and your day would have been better.

Best practices to keep annoying robocalls at bay

According to the FCC, there are some easy steps you can take to help reduce robocalls:

• Don’t answer calls from blocked or unknown numbers.
• Don’t answer calls from numbers you don’t recognize.
• Don’t assume an incoming call is really from a local number just because it looks like it is.
• Don’t respond to any questions that can be answered with a “Yes.”
• If someone calls you and claims to be with XYZ company, hang up and call the company yourself. Use the company’s website to find an official number.
• If you do answer a call and hear a recording such as, “Hello, can you hear me?” just hang up.
• The same goes for a call where you’re asked to press a number before being connected to a representative.

When you answer a call and interact with the voice prompt or by pressing a number, it lets spammers know your number is real. They can then sell your number to another company or begin targeting your number more frequently.