I know many of you read Brian's post - so I'll try not to be redundant. The move was fantastic. We have a few rituals with moves. The first is the ever loved bacon/egg/cheese McGriddle.
Look ma, no hands (while driving Dad's car). Brian has no fear when he's behind the wheel of a Suburban.
Our second food tradition, which I was not aware of, is that we must enjoy a bowl of M&M's as a reward.
I love living in our house. Despite the fact that the upstairs is 100 degrees, the garbage disposal is absolutely broken, my fugly garden is being overtaken by creeping ivy, and a squirrel decided to eat the bulbs from my potted bulb garden. He acted like it was Thanksgiving. I moved the garden up to the BBQ now. If he makes it up there, then I guess he deserves his treat.
I can't say I'll ever be bored! I would say Squishy loves the new house too. He has a lot more flying space for sure.
I have gotten about 1/5 of my baby blanket done amidst all the moving chaos. What else is there to do but knit when you have no cable/internet?
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You're right, there is nothing to fear when you're behind the wheel of a turbo diesel with D-troit steel that can destroy everything in front of it.
(except tanks. and 18-wheelers. and maybe front-end loaders.)
Patty Ann and I seem to be on the same wave length regarding grandbabies! I'm fairly certain the "grandparents" involved will be as surprised as the parents when it happens!!
Good thing the C man didn't see Bri drive with "no hands!" That "Stallion" is his BABY! It is a tank though, although one that doesn't like to stop real good!
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