My little red taurus has been a good car for years but it’s not big enough to haul two great-grandkids and their mom and my husband; it’s simply too small. IN the meantime, I’ve been ill the last week.
In my world of illnesses now and then, this one surely seems to be a miserable version. It started Monday, and I am still under the weather. Dan is outside building a duck pen; our ducklings have grown and are peeking over the edge of their tub. We need to clean the tub out, disinfect, and prep for the baby chicks coming by mail next week.
I am still trying to locate a home for the cria. He needs to find his own herd to run with now.
And on Sabbath afternoon, we head to my oldest son’s house for our version of an egg hunt.
And does anyone have any suggestions about what vehicle out there is a good one for a great grandma who needs a bigger but not too big car, with three benches, the middle bench split for the car seats, reasonable on mileage and dependable? I am having fits trying to locate one. I know they exist. I thought I had come up with a good one but was later told it had dependability issues. Please offer suggestions. I really hate car shopping.
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have a great Passover or Easter or no holiday at all, enjoy the warmer weather and get ready to garden! I can feel it coming…