for the day

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.obsidian/hotkeys.json

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-    "Shopping List.md",
-    "Stephen's Salt Idea.md",
-    "Timeclock.md",
     "Habits and Orarion.md",
-    "Amazon Running Returns List.md",
+    "THF/Ways to fix the gearbox.md",
-    "28OCT2025.md",
-    "Shop/Wishlist for writerdeck.md",
-    "stockcropper/SC-PUNCHLIST.md",
-    "stockcropper/stockcropper.md",
-    "mxd/Bio-Mimickry or Bio-Mockery 1.md",
-    "mxd/the damndest of apples.md",
-    "mxd/MXD-PUNCHLIST.md",
-    "Farm/PPI-PUNCHLIST.md",
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-    "Farm/Chicory Tea.md",
-    "Shop",
-    "Farm/Freezer Space.md",
     "THF/THF-PUNCHLIST.md",
-    "TEMP-SHIT TO DO.md",
+    "THF/THF SW License Key.md",
-    "Farm/Meat Processing.md",
+    "29OCT2025.md",
+    "Shop/SHOP-PUNCHLIST.md",
+    "28OCT2025.md",
+    "THF/THFRS-Call with Jonathan - Row Shields - 06AUG2025.md",
+    "THF/log.md",
+    "THF/Enclosures.md",
+    "27Oct2025.md",
+    "THF/51utv4Pw0sL._SL1100_.jpg",
+    "stockcropper/433MHz.md",
+    "stockcropper/Gearboxes.md",
+    "stockcropper/Invoice TFC 13AUG2025.pdf",
+    "stockcropper/Untitled.md",
+    "stockcropper/StockCropper Development Pitch.md",
+    "stockcropper/SC-SOPS.md",
+    "Timeclock.md",
+    "THF Options.md",
+    "stockcropper/SC-PUNCHLIST.md",
+    "Archive/Journal/Stovetop.md",
+    "Stephen's Salt Idea.md",
+    "Shopping List.md",
+    "Amazon Running Returns List.md",
+    "Shop/Wishlist for writerdeck.md",
+    "stockcropper/stockcropper.md",
+    "Shop",
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-    "Farm/Walnut for Dewormer.md",
-    "stockcropper/Shop Rate.md",
-    "Farm/Sheep Log.md",
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27Oct2025.md

@@ -11,16 +11,40 @@
 - [x] Make & eat lunch
 
 #### Do work after lunch
-- [ ] Extract PTO bolt
+- [x] Extract PTO bolt
 - [x] Clean up lane
 - [x] Clean up back room of shop
 - [x] String out more fence for sheep
 
 
 #### Start the real work
-- [ ] Look at THF stuff
+- [x] Look at THF stuff
-- [ ] Buy a hot plate
+- [x] Buy a hot plate
 
 #### Wind down for the day
 - [x] Shower
-- [ ] Study & Adoration
+- [x] Study & Adoration
+
+# Recap
+
+```
+IC | XC
+-- + --
+NI | KA
+```
+
+###### What comes to mind that you need to pay attention to?
+- PMO
+- Daniel Z
+- Media consumption ; ***homestuck of all things***
+
+items 1 and 3. backsliding. understimulation one might say. lack of real good friendship and entertainment. but there's something interior too I imagine. running from responsibilities. why? because they're scary. also they mean I have to change my ways - or at least acknowledge things aren't really going to plan that well.
+
+These things are unnatural. They go against the perfection of my nature.
+
+item 2. the question caught me off guard. I'm really just. not very accustomed to talking about religion with protestants in a serious fashion. it's weird. they're weird. at least to me. but there is also something off. something odd about jumping to that deeply personal thing. I felt it was framed around *me*. And I like cutting to the crap and talking about important things - provided those important things are outside of *me*. or the other person for that matter. there's a sort of privacy that I feel obliged to give. cause I want it. I think this is normal. One should guard their heart. Take counsel only from those you know to be wise.
+
+###### I am glad I have this writerdeck now.
+Should've made it sooner. it's nice. I hope it will be helpful and not a distraction. It's shiny and flashy right now. Needs to become a solid tool - not an idol, nor idle.
+
+I'm astonished how little CPU it uses. it'll just sit at zero. if I type it goes up to 3-5% in obsidian.

28OCT2025.md

@@ -1,19 +1,81 @@
 ### Arise
-- [ ] Sheep - corn and water
+- [x] Sheep - corn and water
-- [ ] 7AM call with Zack
+- [x] 7AM call with Zack
 
 ### THF dev work
-- [ ] Block CAD - 3 options
+- [x] Block CAD - 3 options
-- [ ] Send it off
+- [x] Send it off
 
+- [x] get warmth
 ### SC dev work
-- [ ] Finish fluffer and send off parts - wherry or other locals
+- [x] Contract review
-- [ ] Call Riley
+- [x] Finish fluffer and send off parts - wherry or other local
+- [>] Call Riley
+- [ ] 
 
 ### SC build work
-- [ ] install casters
+- [>] build PCB
-- [ ] fix coop corner
+	- [x] print out component list, schematics
-- [ ] build PCB
+	- [ ] set up shop
+	- [ ] set up solder pasting
+	- [ ] get ready to write out procedure
+	- [ ] solder paste
+	- [ ] populate
+	- [ ] inspect
+	- [ ] bake
+- [x] install casters
+- [x] fix coop corner
 
 ### Evening
-- [ ] MC2G
+- [x] MC2G
+- [ ] sheep corn
+- [ ] steak thaw
+- [ ] food for tomorrow
+
+"is my life going according to God's plan?"
+"am I revolving around God? or is God revolving around me?"
+"I can't do this on my own, I need your help, LORD"
+
+#### thoughts thru the day
+nervous/anxious on contract
+flitting this morning
+need to calm for a few minutes i suppose
+really calm
+not more stimulation
+not more youtube
+more clarity
+or at least calm
+
+how long o lord
+will this hour remain
+fly swift around ye wheels of time
+and bring the promised day
+
+800 mhz
+this pc gets along fine at 800 mhz
+that's nifty
+
+ok
+do thf block cad
+have lunch
+make the call on the contract
+continue work
+
+serif
+serif serif serif
+not sans serif
+and definitely not monospace
+
+> blockquote
+
+	code block
+
+do you want your future to be good? dont eat the donut silly
+#### diet
+- 1 # ground beef
+- 1 egg
+- 1 cup heavy cream
+- raspberry tea
+^ this is pretty much exactly my caloric needs for the day
+- 1/2 cup mead
+satiated in the evening here still

Shop/SHOP-PUNCHLIST.md

@@ -18,4 +18,7 @@
 - [x] brightness fix
 - [ ] custom obsidian theme i guess
 - [ ] st scrolling
-- [ ] 
+- [ ] redshift
+- [ ] autologin
+- [x] epub+pdf+etc reader
+- [x] desk calculator / python

THF/THFRS-Call with Jonathan - Row Shields - 06AUG2025.md

@@ -26,5 +26,15 @@ Ball in my court to have a followup
 
 https://www.sare.org/publications/steel-in-the-field/row-crop-tools/cultivator-shields/
 
-# Brainstorming 07AUG2025
+
-1. 
+# 28OCT2025
+
+#### Idea: single swing per crop row
+- Pivots 12" above ground nominally - toolbar is 26"-34" ish
+- NO GAP ADJUSTMENT... well, unless you stack spacers
+- The hoe wheels are on a 'knuckle' that slides fore-aft (square tube) and pins or bolts into position
+- The lateral bar is linked to the row unit...
+	- By chains in front of any possible knuckle position, to BOTH row units
+	- By chains between the bar, and use a closed-u shape for the 'knuckle'
+	- By bars with pin hole adjusters/stops to a point on the row unit
+- 

Timeclock.md

@@ -28,11 +28,14 @@
 
 
 # THF
-| Date | Clock In | Clock Out | Project | Description                 |
+| Date  | Clock In | Clock Out | Project | Description                 |
-| ---- | -------- | --------- | ------- | --------------------------- |
+| ----- | -------- | --------- | ------- | --------------------------- |
-| 8/21 | 1500     | 1630      | RS      | Visit about Rolling Shields |
+| 8/21  | 1500     | 1630      | RS      | Visit about Rolling Shields |
-| 8/29 | 0857     | 0927      | RS      |                             |
+| 8/29  | 0857     | 0927      | RS      |                             |
-|      |          |           |         |                             |
+| 10/28 | 0920     | 0950      | RS      |                             |
+| 10/28 | 1010     | 1030      |         |                             |
+| 10/28 | 1045     | 1058      |         |                             |
+| 10/28 | 1105     | 1155      |         |                             |
 # TFC
 *all done*
 

stockcropper/SC-PUNCHLIST.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 
 # MISC
 - [ ] Call riley
-- [ ] 
+- [ ] Test solar charging circuitry in the suuuun
 
 # VENDORS
 - Motors

stockcropper/SC-SOPS.md

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 ---
-Revision Date: 07OCT2025
+Revision Date: 28OCT2025
 Approved By: TJH
 ---
-	Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men.
+> Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men.
 	- Douglas Bader
 
-Often documents like these are very formal and militaristic. We ought to adhere to this document. However, we will not let it hamstring us. If there are things that it doesn't allow us to do, and we need to do them, we will revise this document wisely. We will not simply deviate from this document without addressing the problem with the process that led us to the deviation. It's OK to do things that deviate from this document for a while and see how they go. It's not OK to put anything into production or push to `main` without first discussing those changes and incorporating them into this document.
+Often documents like these are very formal and militaristic. We ought to adhere to this document. However, we will not let it hamstring us. If there are things that it doesn't allow us to do, and we need to do them, we will revise this document wisely. We will not simply deviate from this document without addressing the problem with the process that led us to the deviation. It's OK to do things that deviate from this document "offline" for a while and see how they go - as long as you know that's what you're doing, and it's in the context of development, not production. It's not OK to put anything into production or push to `main` without first discussing those changes and incorporating them into this document.
 
 # Component Types and Numbering
 
 Components are given unique numbers. Why numbers? Numbers are cheap, succinct, clean, and consistent. The descriptions of parts may change over time, but the number stays the same.
 
 ## Parts (SC-xxxx)
-Parts are individual items that aren't meant to be broken down further. Parts may be assembled (or even permanently assembled). This includes both custom and off the shelf components. 
+Parts are individual items that aren't meant to be broken down further. Parts may be assembled (or even permanently assembled, e.g. welded or glued). This includes both custom and off the shelf components. 
 
 Parts are numbered: `SC-xxxx`