 in front of me in all of its jumbled bits and pieces, and boy, is it a mess. Apparently, I’m missing these things called plot, conflict, and a resolution. S’okay, though. I like to build things, and I’ve been assembling the pieces of this story for a very long time, but along the way the instruction manual got waterlogged and there are pages missing.
Now it’s as if I’ve laid them all out on the carpet, and even though it doesn’t look like much, I know it will look exactly like the picture on the box – or at least so close, it won’t matter.
This basically means Home Me won’t be able to binge on bad movies and Knitting Me will have to let those two pairs of sock languish on the needles. I’ll have to make time for them when it’s there, but not at the expense of Running and Writer. I’ve got hard and fast deadlines, and I need to stop waving at them as they go by. One day I’ll be able to manage time where I can do all the things I love – but it certainly won’t be before September.
So that’s been my May and June. If I get bored with being on track for deadlines and running, I’ll be back to talk about my trip Portland via Amtrak and digging the roots of my family tree. It’s fascinating stuff, and I tell things best when I’m procrastinating on other things.
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CDI!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is indeed CDI, and it’s in lots of pieces. Plus I’m having one of those crisis points where I see how I started writing the first 7 chapters (which aren’t linear in any sane sense of the word) and how a lot of that is going to get ripped out.
Linear sminear. Interesting is what I say.
Linear sminear. Interesting is what I say.
And it won’t let me delete. ~sigh~
It doesn’t help that I’m changing themes while you’re trying to post.
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Compared to gas-powered vehicles, electric cars have many benefits, which has contributed to their growing popularity among today’s drivers. They are safe, cost-efficient, and generally better for the environment than gas-powered cars.
With this rise in EVs on the road, there has also been an increase in the installation of home vehicle charging stations. 
Self-Installation vs. Professional Installation: Which Is Better?
Before you choose your home charging station, you’ll want to check if it requires professional installation or if you can do it yourself in a safe manner.
In general, it is always recommended to get professional help when dealing with electrical work. In the case of all EV chargers above Level 1, you must contact a licensed electrician to perform the installation.
Contact a licensed electrician to perform an assessment of the area where you require your charger. The electrician will check if the current electric system can support the charger, summarize what work needs to be done, and outline an installation plan.
Determine your exact charging location. The best locations will have easy accessibility, good visibility, and be safe for you, the installers, and anyone else who might use or repair the charger.
Install an outdoor standard outlet near where you’ll park if one is not already available. Again, a licensed electrician should handle all electrical installations, including the outdoor outlet.
The number of options when it comes to EV charger models can feel overwhelming. It’s important to consider details like voltage and cost when trying to decide which model is the best for your needs.
A professional electrician can offer advice as well, but it’s helpful to have a list of a few models which would work well for you and fit into your budget.
EV chargers are categorized by three different levels. Levels 1 and 2 are good for residential uses, while Level 3 chargers are generally reserved for commercial or public areas, such as parking lots.
Level 1 chargers Typically come with the car, meaning they can be self-installed and plugged into standard 120-volt wall outlets, as long as an outlet is available near the area where you park. These chargers offer 3-5 miles of range per hour of charging, fully charging the car within 15-30 hours.
Level 2 chargers are faster and more convenient, providing a full charge in 8-12 hours at 12-30 miles per hour of charging. They require a 208-volt or 240-volt outlet and should be installed professionally.
Level 3 chargers charge your car within 20-30 minutes, which is why they are perfect for