Location: 543 miles west of Paradis,1491 miles eas Gender:
Posted:
Dec 23, 2019 - 6:10pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I had a flat tire last week, no idea what I picked up, but it became apparent when I was a hundred yards or so from the car place that installed the tires. It appeared at the time to have a bit of air left in it so I went ahead and drove into the lot (would have had to drive a bit anyway to get out of traffic. By the time I got in there, the tire was deeestroyed. Maybe it was un-salvageable no matter what, but my driving on it sealed the deal. Anyway, after some tire-supplier wrong-size-sent snafus, got the replacement tire installed and they're no-charging it. Happy Christmas to me!
I had a flat tire last week, no idea what I picked up, but it became apparent when I was a hundred yards or so from the car place that installed the tires. It appeared at the time to have a bit of air left in it so I went ahead and drove into the lot (would have had to drive a bit anyway to get out of traffic. By the time I got in there, the tire was deeestroyed. Maybe it was un-salvageable no matter what, but my driving on it sealed the deal. Anyway, after some tire-supplier wrong-size-sent snafus, got the replacement tire installed and they're no-charging it. Happy Christmas to me!
Walt Longmire says that makes you the designated driver for him and the boys.
I had a flat tire last week, no idea what I picked up, but it became apparent when I was a hundred yards or so from the car place that installed the tires. It appeared at the time to have a bit of air left in it so I went ahead and drove into the lot (would have had to drive a bit anyway to get out of traffic. By the time I got in there, the tire was deeestroyed. Maybe it was un-salvageable no matter what, but my driving on it sealed the deal. Anyway, after some tire-supplier wrong-size-sent snafus, got the replacement tire installed and they're no-charging it. Happy Christmas to me!
My friend's two dogs (who are in the AKC National Championship Dock Diving competition in Florida) BOTH placed fifth in their respective divisions today!
Location: 543 miles west of Paradis,1491 miles eas Gender:
Posted:
Dec 13, 2019 - 6:33pm
Antigone wrote:
My friend's two dogs (who are in the AKC National Championship Dock Diving competition in Florida) BOTH placed fifth in their respective divisions today!
My friend's two dogs (who are in the AKC National Championship Dock Diving competition in Florida) BOTH placed fifth in their respective divisions today!
In October,we moved from our home in New Jersey to beautiful, magical Scotland, and yesterday afternoon we finally got our crate of personal belongings. I smiled a lot today as I broke down each carton packed with photos, documents, much needed winter clothes, and especially my treasures which include 5 Kachina dolls, a couple of trolls, my collection of bells, my essential oils and recipes, and kitchen utensils, pots, pans, and bakeware. Having an Airbnb was great for the first 2 months, but now that we're settled into our farm cottage, there's nothing like having personal items surrounding you to make you feel like you're home.
I LOVE SCOTLAND!!
I was pissed at the hubby this morning so I bundled myself up and went outside to sit on the bench in the enclosed garden. The sun was just starting to rise and the clouds were varying shades of pinks and grays, it was extraordinary. As usual, I gave my thanks to the morning and watched as the Scotch mist rolled over the hills and pastures. The sheep were on the move, the birds were chirping in the hedgerows, and I started to put things back into perspective. I sat there about 30 minutes, grateful for the opportunity to be here, grateful for a warm home and food in the frig. I thought... it really doesn't get better than this. So I got up to come back inside, turned around the corner of the cottage, and I see a massive rainbow in the Southern sky, just over the barns. I could see most of the arc which was amazing in itself, and I realized... I CAN get better than this..
In October,we moved from our home in New Jersey to beautiful, magical Scotland, and yesterday afternoon we finally got our crate of personal belongings. I smiled a lot today as I broke down each carton packed with photos, documents, much needed winter clothes, and especially my treasures which include 5 Kachina dolls, a couple of trolls, my collection of bells, my essential oils and recipes, and kitchen utensils, pots, pans, and bakeware. Having an Airbnb was great for the first 2 months, but now that we're settled into our farm cottage, there's nothing like having personal items surrounding you to make you feel like you're home.
I LOVE SCOTLAND!!
I was pissed at the hubby this morning so I bundled myself up and went outside to sit on the bench in the enclosed garden. The sun was just starting to rise and the clouds were varying shades of pinks and grays, it was extraordinary. As usual, I gave my thanks to the morning and watched as the Scotch mist rolled over the hills and pastures. The sheep were on the move, the birds were chirping in the hedgerows, and I started to put things back into perspective. I sat there about 30 minutes, grateful for the opportunity to be here, grateful for a warm home and food in the frig. I thought... it really doesn't get better than this. So I got up to come back inside, turned around the corner of the cottage, and I see a massive rainbow in the Southern sky, just over the barns. I could see most of the arc which was amazing in itself, and I realized... I CAN get better than this..
Nice to have a place with good customer service. 
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