I just finished up the repairs and maintenance on my wifes car and my own. Hers had a starter problem took it out and fixed it and then adjusted the bands on her transmission. Oil and filter and checked the antifreeze..
On my car I blew out the camber adjustment on a dirt road - Ok, I was going a bit fast through the turns and the adjuster self adjusted to maximum camber. While I was under it I found the fuel pump was leaking so I replaced it too. I adjusted the bands on my transmission, changed engine oil and filter and checked all the fluid levels. So now the cars are ready for winter except for the studded tires but I won't put them on until it snows. They are mounted to wheels and balanced. They happily sit in the corner of the garage until I need them.
Over the weekend I tore the gazebo down before it fell down. The person who built it didn't realize you can't span 16 feet with a 2x6. They also forgot to put the2x4s in the cross "rafters so it was just the PVC tube with PVC lattice over the top. It was sinking into the ground at the posts and the beams were bowing like hot wire in July. The posts were stuck in the ground with PVC sleeves and then a bag of concrete was poured around them. Concrete doesn't stick to PVC and there was nothing to stop the posts from sinking as they rotted. I think I will level the uneven ground after I pull up the bricks and lay some sand and crushed concrete as a new base and then lay a couple of layers of rebar and pour green concrete slab for a new deck. If I decide to put up a new gazebo I will make it from steel and make it so we get better shade all day long instead of just the three to four midday hours. I can hid the steel in the same PVC sleeves and engineer it to carry a lot more load than it will ever see.
I turned around and show my wife my backside while saying I worked my butt off. I don't have one anymore... but I can still be one if necessary.