Got up this morning to discover the car had a flat tire. I have no idea why. Perhaps it was the ghost of Celery past. Anyway, after staring at the tire for several minutes and it not magically reverting to UNflat tire, Ben and I eventually decided to take action. Ten minutes of helpful suggestions later, Ben asked if I might go in the house and make him some breakfast. Things inexplicably clicked along fairly quickly after that.
Anyway, Ben managed to change the tire and I took the car in to the tire place. I sat there for an hour or so commiserating with the other tire store victims as one by one we awaited our ransom notes. Thankfully my tire was repairable and soon I was on my way to pick up Rebekah from Grandmar and Grand Dad's house. She's been there since Saturday, spending time w/ Gregg's folks. She makes this visit once or twice per year. When I arrived Grandmar and Grand Dad looked sort of desperate and glassy eyed and I noticed Grand Dad had his hearing aide turned down (or maybe off). Rebekah's bags were packed and in the hallway.
I now sit here at Chic Fil A waiting for 7 p.m. when I can go home. Home. Hoooommmme.
We are a small Hobby Farm with just a HINT of insanity. Maybe a tad more. Nestled near the foothills of the Blue Ridge, we raise and sell poultry, hatching eggs, and goats. My husband, Gregg, aka the Voice O' Reason, keeps me alive and off the 6 o'clock news. Our daughter, Rebekah, is special needs - which mostly means she's way smarter than most. We also have a daughter, Elisabeth, and a son, Ben. One married, one about to be. That should sum things up enough to follow along.
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