Midday work and worsening signs
Kevin is at the dock; Jenny is at the garden.
Kevin stands at the dock, watching the tide creep up the lower pilings. The Yanmar engine sits primed in the dinghy, the bronze sleeves finally installed after days of tinkering. The air is warm, and the light breeze carries the scent of salt and drying sea beet leaves.
You are alone at the dock, the Yanmar log open on the gunwale. You take the cedar shims and begin to fill the gap where the starboard mount sits, tapping them gently into place with the mallet.
Kevin — tap cedar shims into the gap under the starboard engine mount bracket with the mallet, checking alignment by eye as each shim seats
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Kevin — thread the starboard mount bolt back through the bracket and shims, hand-tighten, then torque to 35Nm with the wrench
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Kevin — climb into the dinghy, check fuel valve open, pull the starter cord — engine catches first pull, let it warm at idle
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You are alone in the garden, moving slowly due to your ankle. You kneel at the seedling tray, mixing crushed lime with water in a small bowl to treat the soil and prevent fungal spread.
Jenny — mix the lime and water into a slurry and carefully apply it to the soil of the healthy pepper cells.
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Jenny — limp over to the seed bed, open the heirloom carrot packet, and press the seeds into the soil in a precise, measured row.
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Jenny — make sketch: Garden State Day 345; sit on the garden wall and sketch the half-weeded beds and the new carrot row.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.