That's how the Tesla feels to drive. It's steering is so precise, so...amazing. It's more effortless to drive than anything I've ever driven before. And so punchy fast! I took my coworker, Ben (Dr. Kollmer's son), who loves cars, for a ride at work yesterday. He took a video on his phone as we went from 0-60 in what seemed like a heartbeat.
Anyway, I like that car -- a lot -- even though I still think it's too much money to spend on a car. Lol.
Not much other news. I've decided not to post on the blogs anymore, except for Jenny's. I'll still post my ideas and insights on this blog and the Hot Spot, but I won't be posting anything on any of the blogs. It takes the fun out of the chase, and I want to keep on having fun.
James is coming up this weekend to help me continue the moving out process. He's also taking the Tesla to get rims and window tinting put on.
So, nouns, huh? I remember parsing the sentences was part of one of my first solves. It'll take forever to find those notes, but I remember a lot of it, and I can go off that.
If Forrest didn't tell all the truth in that podcast, I can probably safely assume that verbs and adjectives and prepositional phrases and adverbs could be important, too.
I suppose I'll look over those word bitty bites in my spare time and see if I can marry them appropriately. In my head, I've already worked out two marriages. We'll see if the rest fall into place.
Here's something from our friend, Willie Shakespeare, to ponder on today:
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