We did not see as much of Burgundy as we
would have liked. There were a few days when Cate and I were so ill we could
not leave the house. But we had a really nice time with the Hendersons – who
have now left us and are in New York.
After five years of faithful service the
garage in recent days has thrown a complete wobbly. On Sunday when we got back
from Burgundy the door would not open and I had to park in the street.
The door was not fixed until the early
afternoon - by which time I had received a parking fine of €36.
Today we were supposed to drive to the skin
doctor but the garage hoist was kaput. This meant two taxi fares totaling €45.
Billy on the other hand has not missed a
beat in more than 4 years and I will miss him when he goes back to Ducky Pharma
on Monday. I hope his new owners appreciate him as much as we did.
I am still aimlessly wandering about trying
to sort out what should go in the air shipment – which is picked up on Friday
morning. This should be a straight forward process but seems to have
discombobulated both Cate and I who together have accumulated only about half
our allowance.
What are we missing?
I am starting to throw random things such
as egg cups and wooden spatulas into the boxes – not because I think they will
be useful – but because they may be a source of comfort when we get there and
discover what we have forgotten.
Never mind – there are a lot of stores in
Indianapolis – and – unlike in Vienna - they are open EVERY day.
Yes, the stores are open every day and some from early morning until late at night. I have heard of people grocery shopping at midnight.
ReplyDeleteBy now the airfreight has left. I hope you've discovered only a couple of can't live without things that are small enough to travel with you.
ReplyDeleteWe had 28C today - absolute bliss for this time of year.
Am thinking of you both...
Hope it continues to all come together for your move !
ReplyDeleteHave the best day you can.
Me
fmcgmccllc: That sounds like a nice quiet time to shop. I may try it.
ReplyDeleteAnne: Thanks Annie.
Me: Thanks