Actually, I have been here since Sunday.  I was supposed to leave Saturday, but for the life of me, I couldn’t find my keys.  In the flurry of activity to get out already, I somehow *zipped* my keys in the top pocket of my suitcase.  Well, too late to take off Saturday, might as well take care of more things, get abundant rest, then take off Sunday.  
In the few trips I have taken to drive the 12-hour trip, up here, I normally turn off the road for nap time, extending the ETA by a few hours.  I felt pretty good and did the whole thing in about 13 hours.  It was the Golden Hour when I arrived, pretty, made prettier, unfortunately by smoke from the Dixie wildfire in CA.    
I took the first couple of days to rest from the trip, and to plan my week ahead, mainly switching over registration from TX to CA so that I could start ride sharing.  On Tuesday, I found out that DoorDash wasn’t requiring the transfer, so I hit the road with a vengeance, delivering 170lb. purchases to customers who always seem to be on the third floor.  Fine, the workouts were helping me to acclimatize to literally a mile-high altitude.   I discovered even Uber Eats allowed deliveries with out of state registration, so I said goodbye to Walmart deliveries with DD.  More $ with Uber, anyway.  
Meanwhile, Cindy has been preparing for her knee replacement surgery.  That’s today.  Those who pray, please pray for a smooth operation and rapid recovery.  Thanks.

Key, Glad you made it up there without any problems.

Thanks, guys!
Cindy’s full knee replacement operation yesterday went faster than expected for a harsh reason.  There was so much damage to the joint because she put it off for so long, that they had to put in all new material, including a completely new kneecap.  When there is only a little damage and more undamaged bone, there is more work for the doctor.  Hmm.  
The recovery was smooth, including her first walk down the hall.  Then she overnighted with pain under control.  Today was more therapy walking and learning how to walk with a cane and a walker.  The most arduous thing was just waiting for her turn to get discharge papers signed.  Picked her up late afternoon today, then to a prepared home for easy walking.  The real struggle should be tomorrow and Sunday with exercising that knee and managing that pain.  Keeping finger crossed!
Thanks for the good wishes, all!