Day 3 in Guatemala, we got a few photos of group activities, but Rachel didn't feature in any of them. We learned that one of the students tested positive for COVID. Hopefully that won't disrupt things too much.
Tuesday in Seattle, I took the car in for service and worked from the dealership in the morning. They didn't figure out what was wrong with the screen, maybe because they couldn't reproduce the problem. If we try again, we'll leave it overnight. But they did install the roof crossbars and the license plates, so it wasn't a total waste.
I came home around lunchtime. Nicole had gone to get a massage. The sun had come out, so the kids went to play at Coe for a while. Nicole took them to get ice cream in the afternoon. We have some more sun in the forecast, but temperatures in the 60s have once again disappeared.
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We have had occasional issues with the Bolt screen - getting stuck for a while partway through the initialization process - doesn't affect the car operation though. There seem to be a couple of spots where it's prone to do that, and it's very spotty. Hasn't happened for a while. Computers - so unreliable!
Well, last year around this year you were down here and it snowed, so maybe temps in the 50s aren't so bad.
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