It took us a few hours longer than it should have, but in the end all is well. Lori’s new car is an amazing vehicle. I’d researched it hard and knew what we were getting into but had no idea just how great of a car it is. I drove it around town and home, so we have about 200 miles on it as of this morning. I did make Lori test drive it before we bought it to make sure she liked it. We both love it. Today she’s getting her hair done in Glenwood this afternoon, so she’ll get a good drive in. Being the GTS, the tires are a little more performance style tires, meaning they’re a bit lower profile, so she needs to watch out for huge potholes. You need to do that with any car though, so nothing new. The only after market protection I ever buy is the tire and wheel package. It’s about $2K and covers wheel and tire damage. Usually when I buy this, nothing happens, when I don’t, we wreck tires and wheels monthly, ha. That’s the way things work.
We stopped by to see Raz who measured Lori for a new chain. It’ll be done late next week. We have a fair amount of junk jewelry that we can melt down for credit, if we want, and he’ll make Lori something she likes. We’ll see. We might just keep all the junk to go with our other junk.
Looks like we have some weather coming in Tuesday through Thursday. We’ll take any moisture we can get. I’m sure Lake Dillon has been this low, or lower before, but I can’t remember seeing it as low as it was yesterday for late March. It should be filling up now with snow melt, but most of the snow is already melted. Arizona and California are going to have a hard time, as they get (steal), all their water from us. As mom would say, it is what it is.
April 1st Wednesday! Hard to believe. Ty’s off today and he and I might play golf or hit some balls while Lori gets her hair done. The kids in Chicago are hanging with Julie, Ava’s mom. I’m sure they’re having fun. Ty’s off to Bozeman on Thursday. The ski areas are shut down up there, so he won’t be taking his snowboard. I’m sure he’ll still have fun. He only owes $1452 left on his truck! That means in 15 months, the kid paid off his $51,000 truck! Good for him. I told him it’s like he has $35,000 in savings as his truck is worth at least that much! Next up he’s saving to move. We think California, but he’s not sure yet. We’ll see. One thing is for sure; Lori and I will soon be alone with both boys out of State. No worries, we’ll go visit!
That’s it, have a great last Sunday of March and God Bless.



