Day 349 - Walk with Jaylin

6/1/2020

Brought Jaylin along this morning to walk over to the auto shop to pick up the Honda. She hasn’t been driving over the past month and a half since school was cancelled. We saved money on gas and insurance by just taking her to work and picking her up at Papa Murphys. She was excited as we told her she could start driving in June once things with Corona settled down a little bit. So she came with me as we walked through Milton on the way to pick up the car. Luckily, it wasn’t an expensive repair. They said the battery had just been discharging likely due to lack of use. They charged it back up and everything seems fine now. 
Found this pretty little lady on that walk this morning 

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1TAl3Qzam7UdhqXfvbsI-eJkz-RVt8moZ

After Jaylin took the car, I continued walking another few miles back toward home via the Jovita trail. 

13.4 miles today. 

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