Last night was even shorter than Saturday night. On Saturday
night we lost one hour because of Daylight Saving’s Time; which I still contend
is an outdated, unproductive and inconvenient waste of effort on a national
level. Anyway we got in later than usual from FBI because Kaylen was not able
to get into the classroom at the church where the TV we use was locked up.
Even though several of us tried various methods of opening the
door, credit cards wedged into the latch, picking the lock (only the two ladies
that play the organ and piano tried that) and oiling the uncooperative key, nothing
worked. Finally someone showed up with another key and jammed it pretty
forcefully into the lock and got the door opened. We shortened breaks and plugged
through the three hours and were finally home a little after 10pm.
Prior to class I took Mama and Victoria to Peggy’s house so
they could take proper showers. We are still waiting on the septic system to be
installed. I lowered the tank level enough to be functional for several more
days – especially since it is just me Mama and Victoria, but it will be nice to
finally get the bathrooms and laundry back in service without the constant
worry.
Grandma and Grandpa made it to West Virginia safely but they
were held up on the second day by a flat tire. I do not know exactly what
happened but I heard that they ran over something in the road which cut the nearly
new tire open. I do not know if Grandpa had a spare or not but that seems to
have held them up for several hours while they replaced the ruined tire.
Victoria got tires on her car yesterday. Grandpa had ordered
them last week but they did not come in until yesterday. I called Mama to tell
her that the man doing the septic was at the house to get the information he
needed to apply for the permit. She had to turn around and backtrack to the house
because she was following Victoria to the tire shop so the two of them could do
some shopping while Victoria’s car was being fixed. They still managed to get
their shopping done.
Tomorrow is going to be the first dry, sunny day we have had
in several weeks. I am hoping the septic system redo gets started tomorrow.
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