Re: Louise is Home! :)
On Jun 9, 3:47 pm, emjay...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am quite sure she will wisely spend her recuperation time
envisioning other ways to trap you in the barn. :)
But I only built half walls this time. :)
Why is it that you lose your well pump when you need water the most
and your furnace when you need heat the most? Ah, yes, Murphy strikes
again.
It's blasted hot and sticky to be without water. But at least the
well isn't under snow.
My phone just died. Have I done something to annoy Karma?
Glad to hear she's home safe and sound.
Me too. :)
Nancy DeMarco
Mason, NH
Mary
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