I drove Bill to pick up his new truck--happy guy and we are a two vehicle family again!
(2018 Chevy Silverado)
The little community where I live has a population of 1,000. We drive through ranch country for 45 minutes and end up in Palm Coast where the population is 90,000!
The road we take is quiet and straight....just to give us time to shift gears to the cars, traffic lights and commercial realty!!!
It is a jolt when you are used to calm and quiet! lol
I did a lot of knitting, and then while I am enjoying the crocheted afghan, I thought I would make a new blanket for the new furniture that will be coming on Monday finally-we've been waiting since March!
I used to make tons of these for blankets, vests and hats in the 70's! It is a classic for a reason-a good enduring project that will be portable and mindless!
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I need to get back to my granny squares!!!
ReplyDeleteYay! It's a beautiful truck. Congrats to Bill.
ReplyDeleteHooray that your furniture is coming!!! Just in time. :)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on the new truck. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your new furniture. We really could use some, but I'm just too busy (i.e. Lazy) to go look.
Congratulations to Bill! Men and their trucks! Dennis loves his too. Love the grannies and the history lesson. I know what you mean about adjusting to the traffic and busyness. It was like that when I went home from the lake after several days, (or weeks). I was like a rude splash of cold water.
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Betsy
Traffic is one of the reasons I don’t visit my sister as often as I’d like. It’s also why I refused to move any closer. Nice-looking truck.
ReplyDeleteNice truck! And thanks for sharing that fun fact!
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo for the new wheels!!!
ReplyDeleteGranny squares are fun. I am having a good time with mine-so far. Joining them is another matter. I'm a bit worried about what that might entail.
Congrats on the new truck. I had no idea what the granny square history was. I know I have made many in my life!
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