I’m using https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Track-drawing_websites and https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Geojson.io with my South Tama Rec Trial Tracks GPX file to create a nice map for Facebook.

So, back in December my health insurance provider denied my refill prescription for Monjauro injections. I missed a week of injections after 3 months without a miss. My doctor appealed the decision… couple weeks later “DENIED”. They appealed again… two more weeks “DENIED”. Then the very next day I get a message essentially saying “Oops, you’re approved”. So almost 7 weeks later I now get to start again from square one.

This is my FOURTH time on such a regimen, the first 3 were all terminated by insurance or supply problems.

If this round gets terminated I will be terminating something in return.

They really should have booked this show for March 14.

Thought we would give this place a try. So far seems pretty nice and quick.

Just posting a self-reminder to implement https://pagefind.app/docs/highlighting/ as soon as possible.

Eureka! Found this very interesting and welcome post… # Adding search to a static Jekyll site using pagefind. Time to shore up my “1926” project so I can give it a try there.

It’s long overdue but this evening I managed to re-spin my the-Helge-Project genealogy website by adding NPM and Pagefind. Update: The result IS now available at https://tree.mcfate.family or the old site at https://helge.mcfate.family.

It should behave just like before with one BIG exception… the SEARCH bar near the top of the page.

Last night I was doing some arm-chair research for my grandmother’s 1926 travel journal and started wondering who the family would find when moving to Long Beach, CA. I quickly lamented that my https://helge.mcfate.family site had no “search” feature of any kind… How was I going to find that Long Beach connection?

Well, now that’s a piece of cake. Try it for yourself…

https://tree.mcfate.family

Mackenzie’s appointment was quick and all good news so we managed to get away for lunch.

The stupidity has already begun. There are just a couple EV charging stations here in the ramps, specifically in ramp three, but that ramp is marked as “full” even though I can see two open plug-in spaces. Am I allowed to go park there? No, because the ramp is “full”. The University of Iowa traffic “control” never fails to disappoint, they consistently STUPID.

My mother-in-law needed a little assistance, getting her electric snowblower going. Mission accomplished, now back to work.