Curious combination today. I started out chiseling some rough edges out of the inner face of the wall I'm draft-hunting in, and then filled a couple of holes with cement. I had an outside light that I never really liked so I took that off, pulled out the wire that feeds it, did battle with a bit of wood someone jammed into the hole to allow them to screw a backbox to the wall until I got that out, and filled the entire hold with cement. Then a cleanup with the shop vac and a generous spray of foam around all the joins between the brickwork and the door frame, and between the two parts of the door frame, and the drafts are much reduced. I also put a brush along the bottom of the door to stop the draft coming in under the door. It's weird to look at the bottom of the door with a thermal camera and see the deep blue seeping in from underneath it.
I'm going to need to pull down a bit more of the wall before I can easily get to the section where I want to run the new cable out to the porch. There's a hole through the outside so I figure I might as well use that rather than drill a new one, and then I can seal up the rest of the hole with foam. That will stop the cold air (and bugs etc) from getting into the brick cavities, which in turn will keep everything warmer.
This afternoon I went to church to record the online service for Sunday, and then went for a run. I had hoped to run the loop that starts and finishes at the church and is almost exactly 10k (6.2 miles) but didn't think I had enough daylight, so did a slightly shorter loop that came in at 4.7 miles. It's probably a good thing I did, the run felt like a real slog today and I'd have ended up running in the twilight with no lights on me. I had a neon yellow shirt on but it's amazing how many people apparently don't see a big yellow thing at the roadside.
And now I'm sitting in my recliner waiting for my wife to get back from her fitness class so we can have dinner. I think this evening is going to be a restful one in front of the TV.....