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Saturday: In Which We Return Home, Ill
We are back!
I’ll post catch-up entries over the next … few days.
A. and I are sick, altho my fever is down at one point it was above 100, which is highly unusual for me.
We had fun and I learned a ton, altho there were absolutely frustrations and disappointments along the way (illness and rain, mostly).
ETA:
J and the kids were super prompt when we picked them up. No issues getting everyone into the van. We dropped them off at B and then dropped the rental car at C. Since we were so widely separated, there was no temptation to chit chat, which is good because I just did not have it in me. I read North Woods. We ate at Cask and Larder, which is always awesome. I listened to more Sherlock and Co on the plane ride. The car was fine; it was down to 84% on charge after sitting on the roof of the parking garage for a week, which is not bad and more than enough to keep us warm and toasty and drive us home.
J had observed that there were a few hours between when we arrived at the airport and when we boarded — about 4. He wondered what we would do. I was like, I’m going to sit in a chair and read a book. I suggested they explore the shops of which there are a variety. I’ll find out later what wound up happening.
I’ll post catch-up entries over the next … few days.
A. and I are sick, altho my fever is down at one point it was above 100, which is highly unusual for me.
We had fun and I learned a ton, altho there were absolutely frustrations and disappointments along the way (illness and rain, mostly).
ETA:
J and the kids were super prompt when we picked them up. No issues getting everyone into the van. We dropped them off at B and then dropped the rental car at C. Since we were so widely separated, there was no temptation to chit chat, which is good because I just did not have it in me. I read North Woods. We ate at Cask and Larder, which is always awesome. I listened to more Sherlock and Co on the plane ride. The car was fine; it was down to 84% on charge after sitting on the roof of the parking garage for a week, which is not bad and more than enough to keep us warm and toasty and drive us home.
J had observed that there were a few hours between when we arrived at the airport and when we boarded — about 4. He wondered what we would do. I was like, I’m going to sit in a chair and read a book. I suggested they explore the shops of which there are a variety. I’ll find out later what wound up happening.