25w21  ELDER SELF-WAREHOUSE, blooded stasis, wifi, 110v, CO, boot, MO, lost#,

— THIS WEEK life.flow.productivity of 168 hours available —

— into Sunday SUPER RETIREMENT RETURNS plus 1st ASS inquiry —

  

  used 41 hours  to  

study/build website.life.flow expression

            used 09 hours 

 to  

 

cooperate intellectual sociality [help wanted]

 to self-interest and 

absorb snags / stumbles

vs measure of self expired via birthday celebrations, ie 86 years,

yet not be surprised at the unprepared 

worst of an unprepared death day

SELF-GROWTH  — —  50 — — 

hours invested

 so far this week

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BIGGIES THIS WEEK  

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optimize car life for Self-Warehouse (maximize quality ie spend $ to compensate for skill decline in old age 

 

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 arthritis gel L foot 2023 injury 

 

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 new T-mobile wifi 

 debugged  

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  new inverter  

::  ordered boot permits shifting

 car 

 

::  Susan iMessage 

 

 

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  Bob/Chris blooded phone discussions 

 

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 several in-car

idling a/c CO alerts

99ppm alarm gives way to meter at <30 ppm then zero when car cabin is cleared 

 

::  “

lost weight toda

y” x2 or x3

   

::  boot fitted ready to saw excess toe

 

 

 

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230 spiff B-free MO 231 232**

 

 

::  arthritis gel on L wrist

new joint failure

  

 

::  don’t forget

small flutter spot

in upper L corner

  

 

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double vision

not very often but blurry

  

 

::  1st assisted living inquiry triggered by latest L wrist hurt on top of the wave of ‘old age’ maladies that continue to surprise but are super coped

**at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 

NON-BIGGIES 

 

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3900 steps   

::  increase electrical storage

  

 

::  Tx carpet bites

  

::  soak via Odo-Ban 

 

::  first CO alarm idling car 99ppm trigger metered below 50ppm zeroed ppm

 

 

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 legs swelling without bad eats ? another diet change degrades ‘retire’ quality ie McD breakfast fruit tuna caramel corn

  

::  “last napkins” come off of old ceiling roll supply leakage napkins

   

::  activated 4placement credit card alerted Bob of boot tip saw-off

   

::  nixed nut jars

   

::  rehung cup

   

::  dismantle old inverter

   

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NEXTs (if ever in priority order)  

:: choose bin bit glean tactic 

 

:: laundry

 

 

body haircut 

shower

  

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  visit COA for table quiet work space

 

 

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::  finish wallet

 

 

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revalue small iPad on swing arm 

 

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  find tools 

 

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WELD  

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163 B-free niceties**  

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:  153 graceful-death

   

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  171 work blog.life.flow HarvOtto.com 168 

 

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**at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 

pic/pix of the week

Discontinued pending return to COA for table space 110v slide scan work.

— variance analysis notes about prior week into this week — 

Reviewed 2025 weeks. This week is second of year with no calendar distraction.  No distraction ties with last week's WHITTLE WEIGHTY(old age) WORLD.  Concluded that life direction is Elder Self-Warehouse beginning this week.  Fig.13 out years need update.

— narration — 

Narration generally means any kind of explaining or telling of something. It is usually used in reference to storytelling. Vocabulary.com

A narrative is a story, whether fictional or non-fictional, that tells a series of related events or experiences. Examples include novels, short stories, autobiographies, historical accounts, and even everyday conversations where someone recounts a personal experience. …. Non-fictional:

Autobiographies: "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou 

Biographies: A book about the life of Marie Curie 

Historical Accounts: A history book about the American Civil War 

Personal Essays: An essay about a childhood memory 

News Stories: A news report about a local event Non-fictional:

Autobiographies: "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou 

Biographies: A book about the life of Marie Curie 

Historical Accounts: A history book about the American Civil War 

Personal Essays: An essay about a childhood memory 

News Stories: A news report about a local event   Google 2025may08Rnoon

— eclectics — 

eclectic  deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources

How the megabill transfers wealth  Senators will be gauging the public reaction to the House bill and what critics have said is a reverse transfer of wealth, much of which will be put on the nation’s credit card in the form of deficit spending.

Here’s a look at how the “one big, beautiful bill” takes benefits from lower-income Americans in order to cut taxes, primarily for the wealthy.  https://view.newsletters.cnn.com/messages/1748040705651900b5f31bf59/raw?utm_source=cnn_What+Matters+for+May+23%2C+2025&utm_medium=email&bt_ee=kyuli5GEY%2B1ad5hmSH6EZX8HEXMUW%2BLU1ejIHrAPruySEzxQ0Dfu5o3BCqoYBwv%2F&bt_ts=1748040705655

The holding company that owns Qatar Airways reported Monday it earned a $2.15 billion profit in its last fiscal year, its highest-ever profit off the back of record passenger numbers as global aviation bounces back after the coronavirus pandemic. ….

Qatar Airways, along with Abu Dhabi-based Emirates and Dubai’s Emirates, are long-haul carriers that link East-West travel. Their location on the Arabian Peninsula between Europe and Asia have made them a key link in global transit. Qatar Airways also got a boost when the small, energy-rich nation hosted soccer’s 2022 FIFA World Cup.  https://apnews.com/article/qatar-airways-earnings-2024-a451e32c64cda1f932bcba4bfbbdca2b

”No one person, however talented or knowledgeable, can understand everything about the world that a collection of experts working for that person can understand,” Elmendorf said. “Any individual has blind spots and won’t see some indirect consequences of a policy or won’t know enough about how another party will respond.”   US economy meant to be nonpartisian

Trump is not the first president to take a direct hand in economic decisions, although that has generally happened when the country faced dire conditions.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, scrambling to overcome the Great Depression, personally dictated the government’s daily price for gold, reportedly raising it by 21 cents on one occasion because that was a lucky number. Richard M. Nixon, worried that inflation would dampen his reelection prospects, imposed wage and price controls in 1971.

But since then, Republicans have warned forcefully against too much intervention in the economy by the president and Washington in general.

In 2012, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin), the Republicans’ longtime economic guru, derided “the supervision and sanctimony of the central planners.” The following year, Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-California) criticized President Barack Obama’s climate proposal by saying, “Our argument with the president right now is that he is picking winners and losers.”  https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/05/18/trump-economy-tariffs-taxes-trade/?utm_campaign=wp_evening_edition&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&carta-url=https%3A%2F%2Fs2.washingtonpost.com%2Fcar-ln-tr%2F429fae9%2F682a4a59352272242b5cc3c2%2F598b051fae7e8a68162a1429%2F16%2F49%2F682a4a59352272242b5cc3c2