1) Do up a strap that came loose on the pool cover.
2) Replace the pool perimeter lights' photoelectric switch ('electric eye' as the old timers called it) that was blasted by lightning in the fall.
3) Re-fasten a loose black plastic piece flapping in the wind and protruding from the bottom of Wendy’s car before she loses it.
4) Connect wires to her 'new' replacement power antenna that I partially installed last summer and never got around to looking up the wiring diagrams.
5) Clean garage floor oil spots with varsol to see any lingering leaks from a recent brake line replacement on Wendy's aged Cadillac.
6) Replace the battery in Wendy's car door lock key fob. Check tires/fluids.
2) Replace the pool perimeter lights' photoelectric switch ('electric eye' as the old timers called it) that was blasted by lightning in the fall.
3) Re-fasten a loose black plastic piece flapping in the wind and protruding from the bottom of Wendy’s car before she loses it.
4) Connect wires to her 'new' replacement power antenna that I partially installed last summer and never got around to looking up the wiring diagrams.
5) Clean garage floor oil spots with varsol to see any lingering leaks from a recent brake line replacement on Wendy's aged Cadillac.
6) Replace the battery in Wendy's car door lock key fob. Check tires/fluids.
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