Afternoon Work Split
Kevin is at the dock working on the dock joists, while Jenny stays in the cottage tending the seedlings and monitoring the rat trap.
The heat is a physical weight over the island, the air still and smelling of salt and drying kelp. Kevin and Jenny work in the shade of the porch, the silence broken only by the occasional click of the generator. The tide is creeping in under the dock, water lapping rhythmically against the new pilings.
You move along the dock, feeling each joist for rot and marking the ones that need sistering. You note the low tide and plan to return later to secure the repairs.
Kevin — walk back toward the cottage to get the replacement timber and bolts
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Kevin — walk to the shed and gather timber, bolts, washers, auger bit, and epoxy
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Kevin — carry materials to the first marked joist and start cutting the first sister piece
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You continue misting the seedlings and checking their soil, then set another fresh rat trap with corned‑beef fat. You keep an eye on the garden for any signs of salt wind damage.
Jenny — mist the seedlings, set a second rat trap with corned-beef fat in the pantry, and walk to the edge of the porch to scan the garden for scorched or salt-burned leaves.
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Jenny — walk slowly into the kitchen and open a tin of corned beef.
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Jenny — drink a glass of water and study the seed potato layout sketch on the table.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.