The Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics commenced last month amidst the controversy of the COVID19 pandemic and emerging Delta variant. Family and fans were not allowed to attend, while Simone Biles’ withdrawal from team finals raised mental health awareness. Our free Peacock subscription gave us access to replays of gymnastics, swimming, and track & field, as well as newer sports like skateboarding, rock climbing, and surfing. The games inspired Westley to advance to level 2 at Swim America, as we encouraged him to practice at Manor Pool. At home, I caulked the guest bathroom and added more LEDs to my desk for Cyberpunk playing. We also learned to propagate kurapia ourselves, which needs constant watering to survive the summer heat. We had to invest in a lawnmower also to control the growing sod, although installing bat-shields did not appear to be equally worthwhile. Our long-awaited Loom & Leaf memory foam mattress arrived at last, although memory foam pillows we got at the same time were too firm and exacerbated our backaches. The bedding change necessitated a revisit to the laundromat to wash our comforter, which gave me a chance to take Westley to the Dollar Tree and Fire Wings. Starved for social interactions, we invited Emmeline and Pam over for grilled pork summer rolls and playdates with Westley’s cousins, as well as Liam’s family for biking and Mr. Pickles’ sandwiches. We also tried soup dumplings at Tasty Dumpling and spicy hot pot at Happy Lamb, and were satisfied by both. With our upcoming family trip to San Diego, we hope to find even better Asian food to keep us fueled for our action-packed week.