Closure

Closure of yet another era of foolishness was finalized when payment (by check) for the Nissan® Quest minivan was received and deposited. Deconstruction, at least for the time being, has been accomplished. What more can be said? All that remains of worldly possessions can easily fit into two gym duffel bags. Add in the actual workout gym bag and the small safe ... and, that’s it. Nothing except the iPhone XR has any tangible resale value.

Without the minivan (read: senior citizen mobile command center), major inconveniences have surfaced. There’s a lot more walking, a lot more commuting on the bus, and a hell of a lot more waiting for the bus. Unfortunately, the previous life-style was completely absurd and unsustainable.

What about the exodus from society? What about the “old folks home” in Waikiki? The work of a pariah is never done. There will be a serious rethinking of the current situation. As it stands, the target date for motorhomelessness is still sometime in November when the lease for the “old folks home” expires. All objectives will continue as planned coincident with the latter event.