Your note about the timber framing project arrived just as I was finishing the joinery list. I think the mortise and tenon method will work best for the main beam, but we need to double-check the angled brace connections. The oak has been curing for about eight months now, which should be enough. I have a few spare weekends before the next phase, so I can drive out and help with layout if you need. Also, the supplier mentioned the hardware order will be ready by Tuesday, not Thursday. Let me know if that shifts your schedule.
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Roadside Solutions
for Your Community
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A Courtesy Roadside Kit for Your Region
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Because you hold a valid driver's license and reside in a participating locality, you are eligible to receive a AAA Courtesy Bundle - provided at no charge to residents of your area. This program supplies essential roadside support items for peace of mind on the road.
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The program covers residents who meet geographic eligibility criteria. Your kit is part of an initiative supported by local authorities and AAA, and you will not be billed for the bundle. Each kit is assembled with care and includes the following items:
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| 12-foot jumper cables (copper) |
| Safety triangle and reflective vest |
| Tire pressure gauge with valve adapter |
| Premium zip-close first aid kit |
| LED road hazard strobe light |
| Multi-function utility tool (pliers, screwdriver, blade) |
| Emergency heat-reflective blanket |
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| Waterproof glove box pouch |
| Luminous handle flashlight (batteries included) |
| Reflective window decal set |
| Spool of heavy-duty repair tape |
| Compact seatbelt cutter |
| Notepad and pen with weatherproof paper |
| Storage bag for organized stowage |
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Kit quantities are allocated per program guidelines for your region. Supplies are reserved on a first‑reviewed basis. If you have already submitted a request, please allow standard processing timelines.
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Thank you for being a valued member of your community. We are pleased to offer this roadside assistance package.
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Your question about the soil blend came at the right time. I tried the mix with extra perlite and some peat, and it seems to drain better for the succulents. For the tomatoes I added a bit of lime and compost. The seedlings are stretching a bit, so I moved them under a stronger LED. Also, the rain last night helped settle the new raised beds. I'm planning to add a trellis for the beans next weekend if the weather stays warm.