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[audiomobile]

Secrets To Being Happy In Hayward, CA

Hayward, CA is a great place to live. It's safe, has excellent schools and plenty of opportunities for fun and recreation. And yet, it can be easy to feel unhappy when you don't have enough time for yourself or your family. The good news: Your Hayward, CA home doesn't have to be filled with stress and tension!

Do what you love.

Do what you love and you will be happy. Do not do what you don't love, or else life will be a drag.

Don't worry about what other people think of your passion for something as silly as crochet or making candles in the shape of Bigfoot's head (I know someone who does this). If it makes them uncomfortable, let it go!

If there is no money in it yet, don't worry about deadlines; they will come eventually if the world needs more Bigfoot-shaped candles out there somewhere.

Get enough sleep.

The first step to being happy is getting enough sleep. The average person needs between 7 and 9 hours of sleep per night, but some people need even more than that. If you're not getting enough sleep, your body won't feel refreshed in the morning and you may be more likely to get sick.

If you've been having trouble sleeping for a while now, there are several things that can help:

Don't take your phone or laptop into bed with you at night (or any other electronics). The light from these devices will keep our brains stimulated and make it harder for us to fall asleep quickly

Try to exercise.

Exercise is good for your health.

Exercise can help you sleep better.

Exercise can help you feel happier.

Exercise can help you manage stress, which in turn will reduce the risk of depression and anxiety disorders (and who doesn't want that?).

The benefits don't stop there: exercise has been shown to improve mood, energy levels, confidence and self-esteem--all things that make us happier!

Take time to pursue hobbies.

When you are trying to be happy, you need to take time out of your day in order to pursue hobbies. Hobbies can be anything that you like doing, such as reading or playing video games. If there is something that interests you, then try it!

In order for us humans to stay happy and healthy we must not only eat food but also engage in activities such as sports or exercise that get our blood pumping through our bodies so we can live longer lives without getting sick from being bored all day long with nothing else going on except sleeping late into night without waking up early enough before work starts so there's no time left over after dinner just sitting around thinking about how miserable everything feels right now instead of doing something fun like going out dancing with friends because none exist within walking distance apart from one person who moved away years ago after graduating high school together back when internet didn't exist yet so we'd call each other up every night before bedtime just talk until exhaustion took over

Savor the good moments.

When you're happy, you tend to focus on the good moments in life. That's because happiness is a state of mind that makes you more aware of those moments. You can be happy anywhere and at any time--even if it's just for a few seconds at a time!

It doesn't take much effort to find happiness; all it takes is some positive thinking and appreciation for what we have in life. Here are some ways that will help:

Take time out every day (even if it's just 15 minutes) where nothing else matters but enjoying yourself and doing whatever makes YOU happy - whether reading a book or watching TV show or playing video games; whatever floats your boat!

Stop and smell the roses whenever possible - literally stop walking down the street if there are flowers nearby so that they can fill up your senses with their sweet aroma! It's amazing how much better things feel when we take notice of them rather than rushing past everything without paying attention...

These secrets will help you create a happy life for yourself in Hayward, CA.

There are many secrets to happiness, but these are the most important:

If you love your job, then you will be happy.

If you are healthy, then you will be happy.

If you have friends and family who love and support you, then that too will make for a happier life.

Hobbies and interests can also be great sources of joy in your life; if there is something that makes an individual happy (for example playing sports), it should be encouraged rather than discouraged by others if possible--and this applies to passion projects as well as hobbies like painting or writing short stories!

There's no need to wait until retirement before starting new adventures either--you can find happiness right now by making small changes in your daily routine that lead towards bigger goals such as taking classes at community colleges while working full-time jobs so they can eventually become doctors/dentists themselves one day too!

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[passivenovember]

thinking about the first time Billy has cherry pie and the lengths he'll travel to have it again.

--

Fresh Cherries (part one)

--

Because it's December, Neil makes concessions.

Billy isn't allowed to do whatever he wants, never that, but his leash isn't vice-like. There's some give as he tests his boundaries when there's snow on the ground. Billy isn't sure why, but he isn't about to ruin a good thing.

But. Steve calls on a Wednesday night and says, "Come over."

Billy has to chew and swallow the automated response he's used to giving. It's a school night, Neil'd kill me, and feels like he just got dusted with sugar and put in the oven. Says, "Sure. Let me ask my dad."

"Just sneak out," Steve tells him.

Billy checks the alarm clock on his bedside table. "It's seven thirty."

"So?"

"So, it's not sneaking out hours."

"You're such a stick in the mud," Steve says.

"I'm not, I just--" don't feel like getting my teeth knocked in. Billy picks at the threads in his duvet cover. Counts to three. "I want to be a good influence on you, Harrington."

Steve squaks. Some bright, quaffed bird. "I'm a year older than you!"

"Only 'cause you got held back in the third grade," Billy says. He flops over onto his belly, bringing the phone with him as he tries not to get wrapped up in the chord when Steve laughs.

"This is what I get for telling you all my deepest darkest shit," Steve rustles on the other end of the line and Billy imagines him in bed, or laying on the couch. Maybe flat on the carpet, near the fireplace, shirtless and eating chocolate covered strawberries--

"C'mon," Steve says gently, "Be a bad influence, come hang out with me."

"My dad--"

"Just sneak out, Malibu."

Billy grunts, not wanting to tell the truth, kind of into how Steve's growing more and more whiny as the scene presses on. "I dunno."

"C'mon, it's not hard. I sneak out all the time. Out of my house and into my car and in through your window--"

"--That's different. Your parents don't give a shit where you are."

"You're right. Who cares, though? I'd still sneak out to see you even if they had a bell permanently installed around my neck."

Billy's heart feels like raw cookie dough, sticking to the ribs around him as he bakes and proves under some bright, shining, plastic feeling. "Are they home this week?"

"Nope," Steve says, and the P explodes over the phone line. Wipes out half the city in his excitement. "Mom bought a ton of shit to get me through 'till the twenty-eighth, so we can--"

"You're spending Christmas alone?"

"I always spend Christmas alone," Steve says. Quiet sits heavy, like a filed of snow, between them. Stretching out in every direction. "It's not a big deal. We celebrate Christmas in November."

"With Thanksgiving?"

"Nah, right at the start of November."

"Alongside Halloween?" Billy spats, sitting upright on the mattress. It jostles underneath him. He feels like a raft lost in some huge, freezing, disorienting sea.

He tries to get his barring's, tries to sink his heel into Steve's answering laugh but its hollow like a dead tree, "One year Santa was my dad, dressed as the Cowardly Lion." Steve says.

Billy tries to imagine it. He puts the hard, chilled seed of Steve's childhood near his molars and chews on it for a while, trying to envision the light refracted from all the ways childhood has to bend and contort to suit a kid's parents.

"I never believed in Santa," He says. An offering. Sadness for sadness, or something, like I see you.

Steve hums, and that horrible field of ice and snow between them melts, just like it always does. "Come over," He says, not as hollow as before. Blooming.

Billy puts his shoes on.

--

The Harringtons live in some demented alternate reality where Christmas in December is all for show. Their house has been decorated since the last time Billy was here in Saturday.

He knocks and stares down at Santa, the looming silver-screen image from his childhood, dressed in a floral button down, board shorts and flip flops. Somehow feels colder. When Steve opens the door, he points at it.

"My mom's theme this year is Blue Hawaii." Steve says.

Billy stumbles over the threshold, teeth chattering to shards in his skull. "That's not a Christmas Movie."

"Yeah, but it turns out, Santa can be anything. He's kinda like a chameleon."

"Santa isn't Elvis."

"He could be," Steve says.

Billy shrugs out of his jacket, handing it off, like always. Steve holds it close to his chest, watching with amusement as Billy takes in the foyer. Toes out of his snow-covered boots. "It's like a tiki bar made of pine trees instead of sweet grass."

Steve nods, still clutching the jacket.

His eyes are red.

Billy squints at him, padding closer. "Are you high?"

Steve giggles, bright like a fresh log in the fire.

Billy scrubs a hand across his face, trying to hide the way it makes him go up in Steve's flame. "You're such a dork."

"What? I thought we could--"

"I only have a few hours," Billy tells him gently, trying not to get lost in the sleepy, apple-red flush across Steve's perfect nose. "My dad'll--"

"Just tell him I'm left on my own for Christmas. Maybe he'll feel sorry for me and let you stay the night."

"How do you think I got him to agree to an 11:30 curfew?"

Steve blinks at him and then explodes into glowing, glaring joy. "Are you shitting me?"

"Nope, I'm all yours 'till 11:30."

Steve flushes again, clutching Billy's jacket closer to his chest. "But it's a school night--"

"Guess my old man took pitty on you. Such a lonely boy in his Elvis-themed mansion on the hill, it's kinda pathetic," Billy says, "In a cute way."

"It's not Elvis," Steve says, still grinning, "It's Blue Hawaii."

"Still cute," Billy shrugs, feeling hot all over. Feeling proud of himself. He nearly combusts when Steve moves into his space, eyes nearly going cross to focus on the bridge of Steve's nose.

Billy holds his breath.

He waits for Steve to say something, feeling that huge filed stretch out between them, but it's not snow-covered now.

It's thawing. It's burning up.

Steve wets his lips.

"Uh," Billy says intelligently, looking down when the sleeve of his jacket tugs at him, still viced in Steve's hold. "You can put that in the closet," Billy tells him, caught on the strech of skin over Steve's knuckles. "If you want."

"I don't," Steve tells him.

Billy looks up, eyes crossing again.

Steve winks. "You're warm," He says but Billy feels it, more than anything else.

--

The smell of marijuana and pine is overwhelming, searing through the air after the first shared joint.

Billy rolls his neck and asks if they can crack a window. Steve blinks at him, sealing the second joint with spit. "You trying to get caught, or something?"

"Caught?" Billy asks, trying to force his shoulders to relax. "But. I thought--"

"--The neighbors are nosy 'round these parts." Steve says. He tucks his rolling tray under the coffee table, and Billy watches with droopy red eyes the way his lips close around the butt of the thing.

Steve's lips are perfect.

If Billy was an artist he'd fill sketchbooks with watercolor renditions of that cupid's bow. His fingers would permanently stain with lapping waves of purple-pink, etching the warmth of breath into his nail beds so that the faucet would never run clear of this boy.

He could get lost in those lips. That hair--

Steve hands him the joint and Billy takes it, focusing on the cherry so he won't get lost in Steve's eyes, too, because he's looking. Always.

Billy tries not to drown in it and fails when Steve says, "Y'know. Your eyes are kinda like Blue Hawaii."

"Again with Elvis?" Billy rolls them, handing the joint back. "You're the one who stole his wig."

"My hair is not a wig, fuck you."

"Coulda fooled me."

Steve holds smoke in his lungs, exhaling it toward the popcorn ceiling as he says, "Your eyes are blue."

Billy snorts, laying with his back on the carpet.

"They're the bluest things I've ever seen," Steve says, ashing the joint. "And I've tried to find something bluer. Around town. I even went to the library to look for something in an atlas when Indiana disappointed me, like maybe the ocean is bluer and clearer in the Caribbean, or something, but no."

Billy's heart thumps, nailing his ribs to the floor underneath.

He counts the joints in the popcorn overhead. He feels Steve looking at him, feels himself burning from the inside.

"You're just the most detailed asshole who's ever lived," Steve says, softly.

Billy could sink into it. "Thanks."

Silence falls, again. It's comfortable. Billy stretches, a little bit, twisting until his spine cracks, until he feels like he could pass out from how relaxed he is.

Steve hands him the joint.

Billy shakes his head.

"Why not?" Steve asks.

"I'm laying down," Billy tells the ceiling, "I feel like if I smoke anymore my lungs will give out, or maybe I'll float through the ceiling and disappear."

Steve exhales more smoke. "And right before Christmas, too."

Billy sits crisscross on the carpet, watching Steve puff, inhale, puff, inhale. "You're really not stressed about being home by yourself for six days?"

Steve shakes his head.

"Why not?"

"I like having the house to myself," Steve tells him, "Besides, I feel like if I have to spend any more time with my parents this year I'm going to sink right through the floor." Teasing. An echo of Billy's childhood fear of ascending into the ozone.

Billy pokes him with his foot, flushed.

Steve finishes the joint and slides closer. Their knees touch. "What kind of Christmases did you have when you were growing up?"

Billy shrugs. "I'm sill growing up."

"You know what I mean."

"Yeah, just. I dunno," Billy gets lost in Steve's eyes, a little. Classic beauty. "It was the Coca-Cola Santa kind?"

Steve laughs at him, and then his palms are warm on Billy's knee caps. "The kind with Bing Crosby and miniature towns on the dining room table?"

Billy's mom loved to collect those goddamn things. Neil smashed them all when she ran away and killed herself.

He nods, relishing the weight of Steve's fingertips.

Steve fiddles with the hole in Billy's jeans. "What kind of food did you have?"

"Pizza," Billy says.

Steve blinks at him, lost. "That's not very Coca-Cola of the Hargrove's."

"My mom didn't like to cook."

"Funny," Steve says, combing through the tussle of hair on Billy's kneecap, "Mine doesn't either."

Billy aches to knit their fingers together until they meld, forming the kind of sweater you dig out from the back of your closet year after year, echoing on the stiff frigid breeze until it's tattered and falling apart.

Steve looks at him, smiling. "Do you want some pie?"

--

Steve guts and skins the freezer until it's empty. A carcass picked clean.

Mrs. Harrington must have spent her entire bonus at Melvalds on Christmas dinner, enough to feed four Steve Harrington's and all the people who are desperately in love with him.

Billy tries not to think about them and watches from the counter face, his sock feet thumping gently against the cabinet as Steve pulls dish after dish from a cloud of white exhaust, plopping containers onto the island. "Green bean casserole," Steve says, "Pumpkin pie, pecan, apple, blueberry--"

"--You're supposed to eat all of this?"

"You're gonna help me."

"I don't like green bean casserole," Billy says, yelping when Steve feigns death and collapses into the counter. "Jesus Christ--"

"I'm midwestern, that's a cardinal sin to me."

"Dope makes you dramatic, pretty boy."

"You hate midwestern people."

"Yeah," Billy says, giggling.

"You hate me."

"Shut up," Billy slips off the counter and onto his feet, examining every frozen item while Steve repacks.

"Which pie sounds good?"

"I dunno," Billy says, eyeing the blueberry with suspicion, "Don't we have to wait for them to thaw before we throw them in the oven?"

"I don't think so," Steve says, "I've already tried the cherry and that baked fine."

"I've never had it before."

Steve blinks at him, shocked. "How have you never had cherry pie?"

"My dad doesn't like cherries," Billy admits.

"Just because your dad doesn't like cherries--"

"--Look, my mom wasn't on great terms with the oven, and nobody else is going to waste time cooking shit my dad won't eat," Billy snaps. Feeling red-hot all of a sudden. Angry in a way he hasn't been in a long time for being reminded that other people's dads are shitty in the normal way.

Not like Neil.

Steve either doesn't notice or chooses not to take it personally.

He opens the refrigerator and pulls out a half-eaten cherry pie, picking at its cling-wrap until Billy can see the cherries where the glitter between layers of perfectly brown crust. Bloody little eyes staring up at him like dead fish.

"You can have the rest."

"The rest?" Billy demands, "But what if I don't like it?"

"Not possible," Steve tells him. He opens the microwave and attempts to shove the pie tray in, yelping when Billy snatches it out of thin air. "What--"

"--Aluminum will catch fire in the microwave." Billy snaps. He tries to find it annoying, but Steve just blinks those big, soft eyes at him and the anger washes away. "Get me a plate, bambi boy," He says.

Steve watches Billy plate the pie, giggling as his nose wrinkles in disgust over its dripping red innards. "This is so gross," Billy says.

"You won't think so, once you try it."

Billy walks it to the microwave, carefully pinching the edges of the plate between his palms. "I can't think of a single other instance where that has been true."

He turns the dial. Forty seconds.

Steve's watching him, face illuminated in the golden hum of the microwave.

"What?" Billy demands.

"Nothing," Steve says, leaning against the counter top, "I just can't believe I'm gonna be here when your life is changed forever."

Billy snorts, stalking to the drawer where the Harringtons keep their silver. "Still dramatic, pretty boy."

"Why do you always say that?" Steve wonders.

Billy freezes in place. Two forks in hand. He peers across the island at Steve, heart thrumming loudly. "Why do I always say what?"

"Pretty boy," Steve clarifies.

It hangs between them. The microwave hums, the longest forty seconds of Billy's life. "I," He says intelligently, "It's just. True."

"What is?"

"You're. Pretty," Billy says. And it's like having teeth pulled.

The microwave beeps.

Steve turns away, yanking the pie from its incubation, "Shit," He says, wiggling his fingers. "Plate's hot as hell."

Billy stands there watching him. Breathing. Dying.

Steve looks at him. "Well, do you wanna try it?" Billy nods. Doesn't move. Steve laughs at him. "Come here."

Billy goes easily, like a lap dog being called to perch. He and his forks stare down at the pie with caution, stomach churning at the congealed mess before him.

Steve grabs one of the forks from Billy and cuts the point off, blowing on it until its warm enough to eat. Steve pops it into his mouth, brown eyes falling closed. "Mmmm," He says, like someone would with a spooked and disgusted baby, "It's good."

Billy shakes his head.

"You're so dramatic," Steve says, cutting another huge chunk for Billy. He holds it in the air between them, eyebrows raised. "Trust me."

Billy stares at it. "Why's mine so big?"

"I want you to get the full range of flavor."

"But--"

Steve shoves the fork into Billy's mouth, swiftly depositing the little cherry eyeballs onto Billy's tongue. He coughs and sputters, lips curling around the fork as Steve yanks it away. "Chew," Steve says.

Billy does.

Like it's the first time he's ever done it, clumsy and a little rushed and very, very distracted by the way Steve's watching him.

"Swallow," Steve says softly, barely there.

Billy does. There's something on his face. On his lips.

"What do you think?" Steve asks, staring at them.

Billy resists the urge to lick it away, "Sucked," He says, expecting Steve to laugh, but.

Something rests between them, not growing or stretching or changing shape, but it's there. It suffocates.

Steve looks at him, somehow closer than he was before. "Sorry, pretty boy," He says.

Billy's heart stops. "Why would you say that?"

"It's true. You're pretty," Steve says, watching the red on Billy's lips burn brighter. "You've got a little something on your face." Billy lifts a hand, mouth falling open when Steve grabs his wrist. "Can I," Steve says, soft as summer rain, "Can I kiss you, Billy?"

Billy doesn't move as Steve licks into his mouth, Cherry washing away under the rough, sweet drag of intention.

--

THIS IS PART ONE!!!! OF A TWO-PARTER!

Please let me know if you'd like to be tagged when I get around to part two <3

[lostnfounder]

[The following is a transcript of an interaction that took place between Lostfield Reporter Ruth Shirbon and “William Keane”.]

[The recording starts to the sound of hesitant, quiet footsteps and muttering.]

R: Can’t believe I’m out of data already. Ughhh. Worst timing ever. 

[A pause for a few seconds, the footsteps slowing to a halt.]

R: Oh no. Where do they keep student files. I forgot to look that up. Fuuuuck.

[The footsteps pick back up again, echoing through the empty hallway.]

R: [Sighing.] I guess the office is a good place to start. I just hope there isn’t an alarm on that door like there is on the main one.

[As they walk, they seem to get more confident, walking at full stride down the long corridor.]

R: God, this place is still… weird. Did they ever install security cam- oh, yep. Hello. Hopefully no one is actually checking this footage. 

[A brief pause, and then a quiet thud on metal.]

R: Heyyy, old locker. Wonder who’s using you now. They probably don’t have nearly as many cool posters, right?

[Dead silence.]

R: Haha, yeah…

[Suddenly, she gasps quietly, and as the recording falls silent again, there’s a distant sound of rustling paper from somewhere down the hallway.]

R: [Whispering.] Oh. Fuck. Is someone else-?

[The sound has stopped.]

R: Am I making that the fuck up…??? No one should- be here. On a Saturday. Other than, like, janitors, or something, but that’s… But there weren’t any cars in the parking lot?? God, okay, yeah, maybe I’m just going crazy.

{I was NOT.}

[Slowly, the footsteps pick back up as they continue. There are no other indications of life within the building until they round the corner and hear the sounds again.]

R: [Whisper shouting.] OKAY. DEFINITELY NOT GOING CRAZY.

[There’s a soft thud as she flattens herself against a wall to peek around the corner, sighing with partial relief when there’s nothing immediately there.]

R: [Still whispering.] Shit, the office door is open. 

[When nothing happens for a few seconds, aside from the continuation of somewhat aggressive page flipping, they slowly begin to creep down the corridor towards it.]

[The door creaks slightly as she opens it slightly more, but the sounds don’t stop, growing louder as the microphone nears their source. The room is completely pitch black.]

[A pause, for a few seconds, only filled by more rustling.]

[And then a click as Ruth flicks on the lights.]

[There’s a figure low to the floor, hunched over an array of discarded paper sheets and files. It’s seemingly engrossed in the reading, until the lights are turned on. He shrieks, quickly turning and pressing itself against a nearby filing cabinet. It appears terrified.]

[Ruth also screams and nearly falls backwards.]

R: Wait, wait, hold on, YOU???

{It’s “Will”. The one from the van and the one that’s been harassing me in my asks.}

W: YOU’RE KIDDING ME. HOW DID- THE SAME PLACE, AGAIN. 

R: UGHHH. WHAT ARE YOU EVEN DOING HERE.

[The figure relaxes somewhat, still seemingly on edge.]

W: When I got new eyes, I... saw this place. I saw it was the highschool my fucking “file” said I went to. Figured my student files would still be here, even if put away. Soo..

[It gestures at the papers.]

W: Tadaaaa. Here we are.

R: Uggghhhhh. You can’t just steal the files before I come looking for them. I have an actual mystery to be solving! What are you even gaining from this? Just want to make your lie more convincing?? It’s not going to work on me, dude.

[He doesn’t respond for a few seconds, staring blankly.]

W: I mean this with the most respect, what the actual fuck are you on about. The fuck’s going on?

R: I’M THE ONE NOT MAKING SENSE. SURE. YOU HAVE SANS EYES, BRO.

W: THEY’RE ROBOTIC, DUDE. FEEL THEM IF YOU WANT, IT'S JUST METAL!

R: NO???

W: GOOD! CAUSE I DON'T KNOW HOW TO TAKE THEM OUT! 

R: Uh. Actually, I was thinking more like- OH SHIT LOOK OVER THERE!!!

[“Will”’s head turns to the side, its body tensing up again. Fearful?]

[Ruth, immediately, takes a few steps into the room, reaches down, grabs one of the folders, and runs out again. Air rushes past the mic loudly.]

[There’s a shocked yell, before Will follows. His footsteps seem heavily, almost lethargic in their movements.]

W: DUDE! WAIT UP! WHY ARE YOU RUNNING SO FAST?

R: HAHA!! YOU FELL FOR IT!!

W: I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN??

R: That was like, the oldest trick in the book, man! 

W: I didn’t know that, dude! Give me my files back!

R: No!!! They aren’t-

[There is a short yelp and then a loud thud as Ruth trips and falls onto the tiles.]

[The footsteps behind Ruth skid to a halt next to them, and a concerned Will is heard, near the microphone.]

W: Fuck! Ruth, are you okay?! Are you hurt?!

R: No! I mean- yes, of course I’m- Stay back!! [Paper crinkling as she clutches them closer to herself defensively.]

W: Hey, Hey! I’m not gonna take them, I just…fuck, that looked like it hurt. Are you sure you’re okay?

R: Ughhhh, stop trying to trick me. I’m not going to trust you, demon. Trusting one with watching my car was enough.

[Will looked..hurt? By this, and moves back a little.]

W: Do I… Do I look like a demon? I bleed and piss like every other fucking human.

R: Why are you bringing piss into this. Jesus christ man.

W: It was something... nevermind. You’re the one making it weird dude, it’s just part of the body.

R: Can you just, like, leave me alone?? [There’s a sound of heavy boots stepping onto the floor as they stand up again, unsteadily at first.] I don’t understand why you need to be so hung up on impersonating him.

W: [Angrily, seemingly exasperated.] I am not impersonating anyone!! I’m a fucking human being, called William Keane, and I am so fed up of people telling me who the fuck I am! I’m a person! I just want to find out who the fuck I was after being through a shitshow for three years! Is that so much to fucking ask?! [He had tears running down its face. He just looked so tired.]

R: [Sounds slightly shaken up.] Whoa, whoa, okay, man. It’s not that serious. 

W: It… isn't that serious? [It barks out a mournful laugh.] I’ve been told for so fucking long, that I’m something I’m not. “The Archivist”. That fucking... I... You cant... you can’t blame me for holding onto my identity.

R: I’m not blaming you for anything, I just- Goddd, I just wanted to get in and out of here, this didn’t have to be a whole thing. Please man.

[Will dives for the papers Ruth is holding, trying to grab them.]

R: Whoa, WHOA!! NO!!! HEY!!!

W: I NEED TO KNOW, RUTH!! I'M SORRY!

R: YOU DON’T NEED TO KNOW ANYTHING! I DO!! LET GO!!!

W: I’M THE PERSON THEY’RE ABOUT! NO!!!

R: NO, YOU’RE NOT.

[Will slaps at Ruth’s hand, not doing much damage.]

[Ruth shouts in dismay and does the exact same thing back, and soon they’re both just batting at each other while Ruth attempts to keep the papers away from it.]

W: Please I just... I need to know… wait. 

R: If you point over my shoulder and say “Look over there” I will bite you.

W: I mean, yes but also. Listen.

R: What do you-

[Faintly, there’s a sound of distant sirens, which seem to be getting progressively louder by the second.]

R: Oh, fuck. 

W: [Quieter] Shit. The door. Ruth, take them and leave. Get out of here.

R: [Hissed.] What?? No, what about- I mean, what are you planning?? Why would you just let me-??

W: Because I don’t want you hurt! I.... [Will pauses, seemingly trying to rebuild its composure. He looks at the floor.] I'm sure I have family out there, maybe. I… please. Just go, I’ll… I’ll deal with these fucks.

[The sirens are very loud now, like they’re right outside.]

R: I-

[There’s a shout from outside the building.]

?: COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP!!

R: Ohhhh fuck oh fuck oh shit. 

W: Ruth, hide. Please. [Will steps backwards, in the direction of the entrance.]

R: Dude- how?? They- They probably have the building fucking surrounded by now!!

W: Hide under a desk or something? I think, as long as I make it seem I'm alone... man, it’s the only idea I have. Please, I... I don't want you to have a criminal record because of me. That's... it.

[There’s a sound of a door slamming open somewhere down the corridor.]

R: I never should’ve fucking come back here. 

[A cacophony of different voices erupt, none of them really discernable, as pairs of footsteps pound down the hallway. Everything gets louder for a moment, like the device has been taken out of a pocket, and then cuts off abruptly as the recording is stopped.]

[Transcript end.]

[wraithclatter]

9/25/24

-87° 🌡

-mostly cloudy 💭☀💭

-waning crescent ♋ moon

Massive black turf of cloud

Rising over the apprehensive sky

Like some dread ghost bloated

Above the power-lines

At the edge of town.

Life hunts hastily between storm spells:

Birds unyolked from orientation

Confusedly chasing after

Insects aimlessly zipping

Above my head haloing me

In their plague mobbed senselessness.

A cat pounces through an iron-wrought

Fence, rust-rotted and sharp,

Calculated science of the

predator/prey distinction,

Leaps towards an adolescent squirrel-

Both quickly run back through the fence

Continuing the cat's possible

Big break into the carnivore's line of work.

Overhead a clandestine military chopper

Locusts past in brazen anonymity,

Beaconing its mercenary impunity;

Doors wide open, belt-fed ready.

I've worn this beat dead through

The ground- pacey like a foamed mutt,

Committing every stamp-bag,

Bullet-hole'd stop-sign,

Weathered car-crash memorial-

Made often with the debris itself-

Self-installed concrete pothole patches,

Wild poisonous herbs growing by the wayside,

Every rock, leaf, heroin needle,

Secret storm-drain tunnel entrance-

All carefully catalogued in the

Ever-weaving tapestry of this

fate-impaired nervous-system.

At night the mechanical drone

Drawn out flexes its measurements;

Hostile, embedded and maliciously obnoxious.

Sonic swamps you cannot circumvent,

And beneath the ringing I hear

The wet cough laughter of sickly obese

Federal Custodians;

Evidently they find the slow-to-flash cooking

Of the city hilarious.

Great conversational topic at

Their on-duty barbeques, I'm sure.

Everyday I contemplate the fact that

These wastes of resources are paid

To clean up the messes high-profile

Ch_ld-ab_sers make or otherwise

Plant their evidence on some

Poor bastard about to squeal a truth

That would operate like a well-trained

Explosive in the greasy works

Of this paraplegic and wounded

Apocalypse demolition program.

"Stay on the boat'.

Absolutely goddamned right. "

The other night around 8:50 pm

A dirt-bike whines to a halt

In front of my house,

Seven shots are issued,

Presumably into Heaven,

Then grinds off into the night,

The rest of it seemingly silent.

This is is not an isolated event.

With the amount of bullets

Fired into the sky above my house,

I fear some chaotic and pernicious

New near-outer-space constellation

Hangs just above my hair, suspended

In a pitiless poise like the sickle

Of Old Man Doom drinking in

My constant dread when I

Feel the whoosh of the blade.

Tonight at 8 pm 6 rounds of sirens wailed

Like parties of hungry banshees,

Tracked around close by,

Ghouling between

back-roads and back-woods-

A converging of criminal conglomerates

Making secret conveenings

Before descending fury upon

Private apartment complexes

And project houses.

Murmurings of heart troubles,

Chest-pains, major structural fires,

Gunshot wounds, over the radio static:

"Engine 6 Battalion 6, Squad 6"-

All role-called out of queue into action.

I am in the neighborhood of Leviathan.

I can feel it's pulse, smell the night-sigh

Low wind picking up the putrid scent,

Sickly miasma pouring out from between

It's hot and gluttonous fangs,

Perpetual tragedy emanating from

It's war-hungry heart-beat.

By its very drumming it has

Agitated conflict all around.

Faster and faster, the beating

Shifts the room

into new configurations;

Car-alarms scream off

In the negative nocturn,

A pitch of Hell's cadance

And the flames rage,

A demented cackle

Dancing utop the helter-skelter...

Then all collapses mutely into

The resolute silence as before-

Ghost-calls to the wind ceasing-

Or seeming to.

[shalinisharma101]

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[more-gremlin-than-fae]

So, fun story, I grew up in a mainly white, upper middle class neighbourhood in Canada (living on that street: a dentist, two generations of doctors, three lawyers, a Supreme Court judge, the head of the nearby university's law school, the Japanese Consul). We had semi regular break-ins and everybody knew not to leave shit in the car if you were parking on the street overnight.

We were near a couple of parks and the city doesn't light parks in the suburbs. Everybody also knew where the drug deals went down (on the unlit edges of the park) and by extension where not to take the dog if it was late enough. And what to look out for if you did have to take the dog out so that you knew when to turn around early so you couldn't have seen anything. A house near the park became a grow-up at least 4 times and got raided 4 times in the 15 or so years we lived there. Stolen cars were regularly left on the streets around there.

Man, if you think that shit didn't get reported to the cops, you're dreaming. They'd show up 2 or 3 days later, maybe. It would take months, sometimes years, for them to do anything about the grow-op house when it was turned, yet again, into what was very obviously a grow-op. It took years to get street lights installed on the drug dealer's corner of the park.

This is a neighbourhood where the houses are worth $1 million plus, by the way.

The only time the cops even showed up is when the no-longer-by-then-resident abusive asshole's teenage son was caught stringing fishing wire across the bike paths in the woods at neck height. At that point, they showed up and interviewed everybody, especially if they had a record of you calling them about something to do with this kid or his dad.

Anyway, that's all besides the point except that cops are pretty much useless if you live in the suburbs. Their response time is not fast even for a crime in progress.

My point is that community only goes so far, everybody on our street knew everybody else's business. Break-ins generally happened on long weekends when most of the neighbourhood was away, whether for the day or the whole weekend.

Anyone breaking into your house doesn't want you to be there, it's way less risky for them if nobody's home.

The lady in that video is doing her absolute best to make it look like nobody's home after her husband leaves out the front door with a big old suitcase so it's basically showcasing exactly what not to do in more ways than one. If you're worried about break-ins, you're better off not changing your visible routine in any way, no matter who's home.

I live alone and I do close my blinds at night. And sometimes leave them closed during the day, as randomly as I can. If I'm away there's no easy way to tell from the position of my blinds or curtains. I also have almost all of my lights on a timer, they turn on at sunset, they turn off at bedtime. And I don't generally turn them off before the timed shut off even when I'm home. (This is also a way to make me aware that it is Time For Bed, it's part of my sleep hygiene).

Also, either get an alarm system or at least steal somebody's ADT lawn sign. Even if you never arm the thing, you're less likely to get broken if it looks like you have a monitored alarm system. You've upped the basic level of difficulty to get in and that's usually enough to deter a break-in.

You should keep a flashlight in your nightstand all the time, but that's in case of power outages.

A good whistle will deafen somebody briefly if you blow it right in their ear. And by "good whistle" I mean like a Fox40 - the kind of thing that's intended to get the attention of the Coast Guard from miles away - not a piddly little pea whistle. But the main purpose of a whistle as a self-defense tool is actually community, its primary purpose is to get the attention of anyone nearby that might be able to help. Keeping one under your pillow is pointless unless you're a 5th level Cleric and it's how you summon your Spirit Guardians.

[intense4]

Enhance Your Vehicle’s Security with Professional Auto Alarm Installation

In today’s world, ensuring the safety and security of your vehicle is more important than ever. Whether you’re looking to protect your car from theft or just want the convenience of modern technology, finding a reliable auto alarm installer is crucial. These professionals specialize in car alarm installations that offer peace of mind and robust protection for your vehicle.

If you’re searching for car alarms installed near me, look no further. Local auto alarm installers provide customized solutions to meet your specific needs. From basic systems to advanced security features, they can recommend and install the perfect car alarm system to ensure your vehicle is well-protected.

Another important aspect of enhancing your vehicle’s security is the integration of advanced auto radio install services. Modern alarm systems often come with integrated radio features, allowing you to control your alarm system directly from your radio or touchscreen interface. This added convenience ensures you can manage your vehicle’s security with ease.

When considering car alarm installations, it’s essential to choose a system that suits your specific requirements. Professionals in auto alarm installation can guide you through the options available, ensuring you select a system that offers comprehensive protection and aligns with your budget.

If you need alarm systems for cars near me, local experts are readily available to provide high-quality solutions. These systems range from basic alarms that trigger a loud noise when someone tries to tamper with your vehicle, to advanced systems with GPS tracking and remote access. By consulting with a local auto alarm installer, you can find the best option for your needs and have it installed efficiently.

Additionally, the availability of auto stereo installation near me services can further enhance your vehicle’s functionality. A professional installer can not only set up a top-notch alarm system but also integrate it with your car’s stereo system, ensuring that you enjoy a seamless experience.

For those seeking a comprehensive solution, auto alarm installation services cover everything from choosing the right alarm system to professional installation and support. Expert installers have the experience and knowledge to handle various types of vehicles and alarm systems, ensuring a perfect fit for your car’s security needs.

In conclusion, protecting your vehicle with a reliable car alarm system is a wise investment. Whether you’re interested in basic security features or advanced systems with integrated technology, professional auto alarm installers can provide the expertise needed to enhance your car’s safety. Explore local options for car alarms installed near me and other related services to find the best solution for your vehicle. With the right installation and system, you can drive with confidence knowing your car is well-protected.

[audiomobile]

How To Use Apple Carplay In Your Car

Apple CarPlay is an infotainment system that allows you to access your iPhone in your car. It lets you make calls, send messages, listen to music and get directions straight from your phone without having to use a different interface or take it out of your pocket.

What is Apple CarPlay?

CarPlay is a mobile operating system, which means it's an app that runs on your iPhone and allows you to do things like play music or make calls. When you use CarPlay in your car, it looks just like an iPhone on the dashboard screen. You can also control some functions of CarPlay with buttons on your steering wheel or other parts of the car's interior.

How do I access/install/use Apple CarPlay?

You can use Apple CarPlay with your iPhone 5 or later in your car. If you don't have an iPhone, check out our article on Android Auto instead!

To connect your phone to the car via USB:

Plug one end of a USB cable into an available port on your vehicle's dashboard or center console. The other end should plug into one of the ports on the bottom edge of your phone (if there are multiple ports available).

What car models that come with Apple CarPlay?

Apple CarPlay is available on all new cars from Volkswagen, Jaguar, Land Rover and others. Apple Carplay is also available on many new aftermarket head units.

Apple CarPlay will not be available for older vehicles that have their own native apps such as Ford SYNC 3 or Volvo On Call.

How much does it cost to use apple carplay in your car?

The cost of Apple CarPlay varies depending on what kind of vehicle you have and where you buy it. If you're buying a new car, the dealer will likely include the cost of Apple CarPlay in the price of your vehicle. For example, when we bought our 2019 Toyota Camry SE V6, it came with one year free access to Apple CarPlay.

If you're looking to get an aftermarket system installed in an older model car or truck (or even if your dealer doesn't offer this service), there are several options available:

Buy an aftermarket head unit from Amazon or another retailer

Install an Android Auto-compatible system yourself using our guide here.

Audiomobile provides Apple CarPlay. You can control your phone and stream music to your vehicle through the touchscreen display or voice controls. Play car is easy to install and compatible with most vehicles.

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Enhancing Your Driving Experience: The Ultimate Guide to Car Stereo and Starter Installation

Are you tired of your old car stereo system that lacks the features you crave? Or perhaps you're looking for a reliable way to warm up your car on cold mornings without having to step outside. Whether you’re searching for the best auto stereo near me or need a professional car auto starter installation, we've got you covered. Here's why upgrading your car's stereo system and installing an auto starter can significantly enhance your driving experience.

Upgrade Your Sound System with Professional Car Stereo Installation

A high-quality car stereo system is essential for any music lover or audiophile. When you decide to car install stereo, you're not just getting a new radio; you're investing in an immersive audio experience. From crisp, clear sound to advanced connectivity options like Bluetooth and USB, the right stereo system can make your drives more enjoyable.

When considering car installation stereo, it’s important to choose a professional service. Skilled technicians ensure that all components are installed correctly and that your new system integrates seamlessly with your vehicle's existing electronics. This avoids potential issues such as power drain or poor sound quality.

Convenience and Security with Car Auto Starter Installation

Imagine never having to step into a cold car again. With a car auto starter installation, you can start your vehicle remotely, allowing it to warm up or cool down before you get in. This is not only convenient but also extends the life of your engine by allowing it to reach optimal operating temperatures before driving.

Additionally, a remote starter can enhance your vehicle's security. Modern systems often come with advanced features like keyless entry and alarms, providing an extra layer of protection against theft.

Choosing the Right Service for Installation

Selecting the right service for your car stereos install or installation car stereo is crucial. Look for providers who offer comprehensive services, including consultation, installation, and post-installation support. They should use high-quality components and have a track record of satisfied customers.

Moreover, a reputable service will have knowledgeable staff who can guide you in choosing the best system for your needs. Whether you want a basic setup or a high-end system with all the latest features, professional installers can tailor their services to match your requirements.

The Benefits of Professional Installation

Opting for a professional install car stereos ensures that your new system performs at its best. Professional installers have the expertise to handle complex wiring and integration with your vehicle's existing systems. This reduces the risk of damaging your car's electronics or encountering performance issues down the road.

In addition, professional installation services often come with warranties or guarantees. This means that if anything goes wrong, you can have peace of mind knowing that it will be addressed promptly and efficiently.

Transform Your Driving Experience Today

Investing in the installation of car starter or upgrading your car's stereo system can transform your driving experience. Whether you're looking to enjoy your favorite tunes with superior sound quality or want the convenience of starting your car from the comfort of your home, professional installation services can help you achieve your goals.

Don't settle for subpar audio or the discomfort of a cold car. Find the best auto stereo near me and explore the benefits of modern car starter systems. Your car is more than just a mode of transportation; it's an extension of your lifestyle. Make sure it reflects your preferences and enhances every journey.

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[jonvy]

How Professionals Carryout Car Stereo Installation Auckland

Car stereo system plays a crucial role in keeping the passengers including the driver entertained throughout the way. Having a quality stereo system installed in your car can make your ride completely enjoyable. However, car stereo installation Auckland is not as easy as it seems. It needs expertise, proper tools, and a professional hand to perform optimally while avoiding potential damage to the vehicle. Here is how the car stereo installation is done by the professionals. 

Early Assessment 

It is quite important to know the vehicle's condition before going to install the stereo system. The professionals start by inspecting the vehicle's dashboard along with the stereo system that already exists there. By inspecting this, they get a clear picture of the vehicle and which stereo system will be compatible with it. 

After the initial assessment, this is the right time for the professionals to opt for the right tools and associate accessories that can make this job easier. They mainly use specialized tools like panel removal tools, wire crimpers, multimeters, soldering irons along with different types of screwdrivers. Additionally, these professionals also ensure necessary materials like wiring harness adapters, dash kits and antenna adapters to make the stereo installation successful. 

Preparing the Stereo for Installation 

Professionals mainly use wiring harness adapters to properly connect the new stereo to the vehicle's existing wiring system. This kind of adapter helps for a seamless connection without cutting the wires that are factory-made. The colour-coded wired from the stereo harness are properly matched to the adapter so that, the connection can't be altered. 

If the new stereo doesn’t get fit with the factory dash opening, the dash kit is mainly used. The professional installers install the system just by following the instructions to assemble and mount it ensuring a perfect fit for the new stereo system. 

Installing a New Stereo System 

Installing the new stereo system starts by connecting wires and antenna. The wiring harness and antenna adapter are plugged into the new stereo. They also connect any kind of additional required components like the Bluetooth microphone, and USB cables along with external amplifiers. 

After wires are connected, it is time to test them to ensure a smooth function. The new stereo gets power from the temporarily connected battery and if the professionals are satisfied with the result, they proceed to the next step. While checking the stereo functions, they check the radio reception, sound output from all the speakers and any kind of additional features that influence the audio type. 

Once it is confirmed that, everything works properly, the new stereo is properly mounted into the dashboard. There are several screws are used to tighten the stereo system with the dash which ensures firmness during the vehicle movement. 

Finalizing the Installation Process 

To finalize the installation process, the professional reattach the trim panels along with other components. They also ensure everything is snapped or screwed back into place without any kind of gaps and misalignments. 

After everything has been put back together, one more test is run. They examine all aspects of the stereo's operation, such as Bluetooth connectivity, music quality, and other features. They also make sure the system works well with the current electronics in the car. After everything is done accordingly, the professionals clean the work area while removing the debris or tools that are being used during the entire installation process. They provide the customers with a glimpse of the new system explaining the features and how to use it properly. 

Professionals use various tools and techniques for car stereo installation Auckland. With their expertise, they ensure the successful installation of your preferred car stereo system that can entertain you throughout on your way. 

Resource: https://jonvynz.wordpress.com/2024/07/26/how-professionals-carryout-car-stereo-installation-auckland/ 

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How to Keep Your Vehicle in Top Shape in Campbellfield | Roadworthy And Autocare

When it comes to maintaining your vehicle’s performance and safety, regular servicing and timely replacement of critical components like belts and hoses are essential. In Campbellfield, car owners can rely on professional services to keep their vehicles in top shape. From car service and auto electrics to experienced mechanics, Campbellfield car service offers comprehensive solutions for all your automotive needs.

Importance of Belts and Hoses Replacement

Belts and hoses are integral to the functioning of your vehicle. They are essential to the power steering, air conditioning, and cooling systems of the engine. These parts may deteriorate, fracture, or come free with time, increasing the risk of malfunctions and expensive repairs. These problems may be avoided by routine examination and prompt belt and hose replacement near me, which will keep your car operating smoothly and effectively.

Signs Your Belts and Hoses Need Replacement

Squealing Noises: If you hear a high-pitched squealing noise when starting your car or while driving, it could indicate a worn or loose belt.

Visible Cracks or Wear: Regularly inspect belts and hoses for any visible signs of cracks, fraying, or wear. These are unmistakable signs that something needs to be replaced.

Overheating Engine: A failing hose can cause coolant leaks, leading to engine overheating. If your engine temperature gauge is consistently high, it’s time to check the hoses.

Power Steering or Air Conditioning Issues: If your power steering feels stiff or your air conditioning isn’t cooling effectively, the belts driving these systems may be at fault.

Campbellfield Car Service: Comprehensive Vehicle Care

For residents of Campbellfield, there are numerous car service providers offering expert care for your vehicle. These services include routine maintenance, inspections, and replacements of essential components like belts and hoses. In addition to extending the life of your vehicle, routine maintenance improves both performance and safety.

What to Expect from a Campbellfield Car Service

Thorough Inspection: A professional car service will include a thorough inspection of your vehicle’s belts and hoses, checking for signs of wear and tear.

High-Quality Replacement Parts: Reputable service centers use high-quality replacement parts to ensure durability and reliability.

Experienced Technicians: Skilled technicians with expertise in various vehicle makes and models provide accurate diagnostics and efficient repairs.

Preventive Maintenance: Regular servicing includes preventive maintenance measures to address potential issues before they escalate, saving you time and money in the long run.

Campbellfield Auto Electrics: Expert Electrical Solutions

Modern vehicles are equipped with complex electrical systems that control various functions, from starting the engine to powering the lights and entertainment systems. Campbellfield auto electrics specialists offer expert solutions to keep these systems running smoothly.

Services Offered by Campbellfield Auto Electrics

Electrical Diagnostics: Advanced diagnostic tools are used to identify electrical issues accurately.

Battery and Alternator Services: Regular checks and replacements ensure your vehicle’s electrical systems function properly.

Wiring and Fuse Repairs: Skilled technicians repair or replace damaged wiring and fuses to prevent electrical failures.

Installation of Electrical Accessories: From car alarms to entertainment systems, auto electrics experts can install and integrate various accessories seamlessly.

Campbellfield Mechanic: Reliable Repairs and Maintenance

Having a reliable mechanic is crucial for keeping your vehicle in optimal condition. Campbellfield Mechanics offers a wide range of services, from routine maintenance to complex repairs.

Why Choose a Campbellfield Mechanic?

Expertise and Experience: Campbellfield mechanics are well-versed in handling different types of vehicles, providing expert repairs and maintenance.

Comprehensive Services: From engine diagnostics and repairs to brake and suspension work, mechanics offer extensive services to address all your vehicle needs.

Personalized Care: Local mechanics often provide personalized service, taking the time to understand your vehicle’s specific requirements and delivering tailored solutions.

Convenience: With numerous mechanic shops in Campbellfield, you can find reliable and convenient service options close to home.

Conclusion

Regular maintenance and timely replacement of belts and hoses are essential for your vehicle’s performance and safety. In Campbellfield, car service providers, auto electrics specialists, and skilled mechanics offer comprehensive solutions to keep your vehicle running smoothly. By choosing professional services in Campbellfield, you can ensure your car receives the best care, enhancing its longevity and reliability. Don’t wait for a breakdown—schedule a service appointment today and keep your vehicle in top condition.

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Why Would You Choose Affordable Locksmith Services?

It is a very panicky and frustrating situation for anyone when you lost your keys or get locked out yourself by mistake. At that time you don’t know what to do or who can help you to come out of that situation safely and securely. The most difficult part of that time is when you find someone who can provide you with trusted services and is there for you 24*7. Make sure you can also know the price is not much higher so that you cannot afford them. Before choosing any locksmith you should do research in the market so that you can pick up the best option to help you come out of that difficult situation. Here are some points before choosing any affordable locksmith services are as under:-

Renovation of House

After some time everything needs renovation or re-pairs same as in the case of houses. People will their houses sometimes, so they can install new technology in their homes such as high-tech locks, CCTV, alarm surveillance, etc. This will help you to secure your property from any robbery or criminal activities.

Car Door Locked

We see people will lock themselves by mistake in their cars. It is a very bad experience for anyone. At that time you should be calm and think wisely so you can choose the right and best option for yourself. You can call any locksmith who offers you emergency services and also doesn’t charge much more from you. Make you’re the locksmith will be fully trained and skillful. So they can help you to come out without damaging your car and you. They will help you to come out safely and securely.

Damaged Locks

A locksmith can also help you to change and repair your locks, doors etc. They can also install high-quality and technology locks for providing you full security. We cannot live with any damaged lock or door it is harmful to us. So you can call any trusted locksmith who is affordable to help you and install a high-tech lock for your security.

Stolen Keys

You also called a locksmith near me when you couldn’t find your keys or lost them. A locksmith is the one who can provide you with a duplicate key for your door lock, allowing you to enter your home without causing any damage to yourself or your property.

[cinimon01]

Big winds, rough seas and dirty bum.

25th May 2024,

Last day of car hire for this month, so we made sure we got some provisions and things needed from Kerikeri. It was a Saturday so the markets were on and we met more exceptional and friendly Kiwis.

We went to visit the stone house. The Bay of Islands is New Zealand’s foremost historic area, birthplace to Māori and Pakeha (European) relationships and home of the Kerikeri Mission Station.

26th May 2024,

There must have been snow somewhere in New Zealand as the winds from the south were blowing the cold air towards Russell. We thought we would go on a quick trip out into the Bay for lunch and then back before the storm hit, but alas, this is New Zealand and the weather can change in a 3 minute period. We just finished our sandwich when the wind picked up, we hauled the anchor in and set off for our safe mooring in Russell. After 5 minutes of motoring, the freezing rain hit us and it was so intense, we could hardly see 3 metres in front of us.

Next morning, after a rough and windy night we were enveloped in a calm soft glowing fog. It was cool and wet but still and enchanting.

4th June 2024,

Living on a boat puts me on a learning curve about all things that didn't interest me in the past. But now I am part of the day to day running of the boat and there is no escape from the use of power. We have 3 large AGM batteries and they have been used and abused, so each morning after running only the fridge and freezer we would get a low voltage alarm. Even when the afternoon before we were at 100% with our household charge, thanks to the solar and wind generator, we still got the alarm. We consulted an electrician at the Marina who was recommended by the table of knowledge and were advised to change out the batteries and go for Lithium. So we booked it all in for a week of repairs to Mai Tai.

All these wires and batteries are under the starboard front birth, where all friends will be staying when they come on board.

5th May 2024,

As Matthew the electrician had a few days work, we thought we would haul her out to clean her bum. It was obvious she was a bit dirty but I wasn't prepared for what we saw. There was a full grown underwater marine sanctuary growing on Mai Tais bum. It was complete with muscles, barnacles and even oysters. I felt like a very neglectful parent.

All clean again.

We were booked in for new antifoul @ an absolutely ridiculous amount of money. So after several conversations with people in the know, we decided not to proceed. They told us our existing antifoul was in good condition and the new paint does not work anyway. We would have paid for something that doesn't work, even the contractor who sells the job of sanding and antifoul says it doesn't work in New Zealand. We had Mai Tai washed down in January and this growth was after 5 months of being near oyster farms and temperate summer waters. Other boat owners just get a diver to scrape the hull every 3 to 4 months. A fraction of the cost of antifoul.

Lithium is installed and the boat is upside down. But soon all will be back together and we will be off again into the Bay for some winter sailing days. Cheers.