Hello,
We have had such beautiful weather
which would have been great for traveling. But we did not even go out of town
except for me going to work. That could hardly be called traveling since it is
so regular in my life.
Last night we had a serious rain storm
complete with lightening, thunder, and hail that popped against the windows
waking us up feeling grateful to be in a secure house and distressed because it
spoke of that storm being different to the north.
Grandson Logan is celebrating his
birthday tomorrow. Leroy and I plan to go, but we are keeping a close eye on the
road conditions and weather conditions. The snow is concentrated in an area
that we need to travel through to get to Logan’s house.
Leroy went to work this morning and we
are hoping that later means better travel by giving the storm time to move on
and road crews to do their best work.
I am astonished that we can fly with
only a carryon bag each plus that other personal bag. For some reason when we
plan a car trip we pack it in to the max. I am trying this time to lighten the
load although I am packing a winter emergency bag as well as our pillows which
we like to take with us when we can.
Last night when I came home a guy I had
seen knocking on a door two houses down, came up to the garage. He asked, “Can I
borrow a jack?”
I said, “Yes if I can find one. I
looked around the garage and saw none, but remembered that the car had one. I
opened the truck. He gratefully extracted the spare tire to get to that jack.
“I will bring it back and put this
away for you,” he said.
I did not want to hang around so long
as I had to go the bathroom, so I said, “Just put it here by the garage and my
husband can put it away.”
It seemed to be quite a long time
later that he finally returned it. However I had no idea how he was using it
and how long that might take. The problem now is that Leroy cannot get it to go
down so he can return it to its home in the trunk. I am not sure that we have
ever used it in the ten years we have owned this car so it could be a bit tired
and stuck from idleness.
Paula
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