It occurred to me today as I looked at Beau's sunning picture (caught in mid yawn):

He was, I think, mostly kept outside in a kennel for the first seven or so years of his life. He is VERY averse to cold weather. When it first started getting cool he jumped up on the couch and buried himself in the blankets. That's when I ordered him a coat. He's worn it all day today and will until it warms up some tomorrow. He seems very happy in it. Not sure how I'd know if he wasn't since he's such a happy dog all the time anyway.
Now he is out of his dental issues and respiratory infection and all the rest he's eating well and just having a great time. Toby is happy to have him in the house and they come perilously close to playing sometimes. But there is never much more than a friendly growl over being sat on or approaching 'my bowl!!!'. And I think they keep each other calm when Dana and I are gone.
I took the Smart Car into the shop today. Change the oil and reboot the computer and check for any errors in the system. Not expensive and a big check box out of the way for me.
Today's pickleball was fun. We had about 13 people for three courts so lots of playing and changing up partners. I played fairly well. I also brought a long a friend from another group I played with. I've got three or four guest passes per month and used one. It was nice to be able to do that although I think it only costs ten bucks or so for a session. I'm a founding member so have a discounted annual membership as long as I want to keep it. And it comes with perks like that. It was nice to play inside when the outside was 40 degrees. Much as it will be nice when it is 100.
This entire week is a nothing week. Other than Pickleball there is not much on the schedule. I just banked some more Prolific money and will likely do more of that tomorrow. I've been getting some good surveys, particularly AI 'is this better or is that better' kind of thing that pays well.
I might cut and trim the grass and put down some winter fertilizer. And I need to look at cutting some branches on the tree that are too low.
But, no hurry.