At midnight the tornado warning sirens went off in Kalamazoo and the people at the Gardens were roused out of bed and taken from their rooms into the halls. I slept through the night unaware of the potential danger. When morning came I noticed the clocks needed to be reset indicating there had been a power outage during the night.
I decided that Sister's car needed to be started up since it had been parked in the garage for over a week. It started fine and I drove our garbage to a dumpster a few hundred yards away. On the way back, every warning light on the dashboard lit up and the engine died but I was able to coast back to our driveway.
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9:30 a.m. - car to garage for new alternator
2:30 p.m. - Sr. Betty took me to the garage to pick up the car and then brought me back to the Gardens and visited a while.
Meanwhile Sister had three sessions of PT with Rick |
This is Juanita, the unit manager who keeps everything running smoothly.
OK, gulls. I think you'll need a vacation when Sr. Geneva gets back home. Be well. Love, H
ReplyDeleteWhat a day indeed..you must be sleeping or close to it ...555 CA time. Great adventure starting blog...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the tornado didn't hit there . I'm glad everyone is safe . Thank God . DEP
ReplyDeleteI think it is a miracle the car was so close to home and you weren't stranded in the middle of traffic somewhere. I wouldn't mind have Rick with PT. LOL. LS
ReplyDeleteHugs and Kisses to you both!
ReplyDeleteSusan et. al.