Car: Yes. Sirius: No.

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Woke up around 9:30 AM, which is earlier than I had planned. Oh well, I'll take a nap after breakfast. Fed the girls and myself.

I dug in my coin pocket for quarters to use the vacuum at a local car wash and found enough. Well, maybe I'll stop by the laundromat and get more. I'll get that done when I'm running errands tomorrow.

Walgreens was out

Comments

[kaishinmystik]

That Sirius, how exasperating.

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Yep!

[wpadmirer]

The short days of winter make it SO much harder for me to get things done. The minute it gets dark, I think it's bedtime.

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I'm a night owl, but I needed to get my car washed and vacuum the car, so I needed light. Plus I needed to go to the storage place and swap stuff out.

[kaishinmystik]

Refuse to pay them if it doesn't work. I think they are a rip off. We struggled with them so much, sigh.

[sweetmeow]

I'm sorry Sirius radio isn't working. We have it in all our cars, and I especially love it on long trips. There's no need to change the radio station when we leave its signal or change playlists or CDs (Ha! We don't have a CD player in our car now!). So, instead, I get to listen to CNN or NPR, which I really enjoy when I'm on a trip.

However, I know what you mean about it not working. Once in a while, we have had issues. I've been successful when calling them about the lack of signal. But, it sounds as if your situation is more complex. It's very touchy when there are signal blockages, like heavy foliage or a building that stands in the signal line (which is southwest, I think.)

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I tried turning it on while I ran errands, but it still wasn't working. I guess the acid test will be when I get on the highways.