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New day--new vehicle! Like the new car--feels comfortable and like it wraps around me. Had a minor kink though--the tire pressure warning light came on. I was on my way to EDH dance class--and the light flicked on. I went on to class--thought I'd be in a better frame after dancing than trying to fix the problem immediately.

Enjoyed being back in dance class--but I was stiff and had trouble moving smoothly. Hopefully, as I continue--things will loosen up. I was fuzzy and tired at first--but started feeling more energetic as the class progressed. After 1.5 hours though--I had had it. I was feeling some pressure to get back to the car tire indicator issue--and I was just tired.

I went to a couple of service stations--they both had air hoses but wanted $1.50 dollars for 3 minutes of air. I didn't feel like I wanted to wrestle the gadgets--so I motored back toward home and stopped at the dealer. I pulled into the service line--told one of the mechanics about the issue and let him deal with it. After all, I reasoned, the car is brand new--and they should have checked the tires before giving me the car the day before. Also as the mechanic mentioned--the tires should be checked for a nail or other problems that might trigger the warning signal.

Tomorrow I do a double--RSB in the morning and FO dance class in the afternoon. I sort of bleary now--and it's still early in the evening.

B, my son-in-law, is going to inherit my truck--he's going to take it to a friend for an inspection. If it's something that's not too difficult to fix--he'll get it running and drop his current vehicle. That's a great solution--I hope they can figure out what's going on and make the repair.