Posted on 3/31/2022
In the environment we live in right now, it’s hard to NOT to hear or see something about the Corona Virus everywhere you look. So here’s my 2 cents. Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer. If you feel sick, stay home. Avoid traveling, especially on planes and overseas. And taking a cruise right now might not be the best idea as a get away. That’s it! Don’t let the media scare you into anything else, and don’t leave your health up to luck. If you do the above and listen to what your local government suggests, this will pass over just like every other world ending plague we’ve seen over the last 20 years. Do the same for your vehicle. Don’t let any shop scare you into anything you are not familiar with. If we suggest you need brakes, tires, wiper blades etc., ask me to show you! Why not? Your shop should be trustworthy and transparent! I welcome you to test me on it. Do your regular maintenance. If nothing else than changing your fluids, regu ... read more
Posted on 3/31/2022
It’s always exciting this time of year as folks look at the New Year as a way to start over and have a fresh beginning. Whether that’s starting a workout program, changing how you eat or just adjusting some daily habits to better yourself, it’s always a bit invigorating (no matter how long it lasts.) 2020 is a step into the next decade and that in itself makes me wonder what the future holds and what adventures await. Like most folks, when I say 2020 out loud, I usually follow it up with the tune from the Ramones 2020 24 hours to go… If you didn’t before, you are welcome, that now you can’t stop singing it either! With the new year I like to start scheduling all the things that need to be replaced or updated around the house, like the smoke detector batteries, TV remote batteries and even the various clock batteries I have, so that I know they are handled. It’s also a good time to do the same with your vehicle and get some of the basic main ... read more