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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2006Emily is back
Well, $217 dollars later, Emily is back where she belongs in our driveway with her fuel pump replaced and running decently. The kids think they can fix the mower, which is hopeful, and the young man who took out the mail box pole is supposed to remove the mailbox from the old pole and put it on the new one. Sigh. We still have some junk to get the city to remove, but things are looking better for the moment. Sherry, tell your appliances to behave. Pam S. > Well, $217 dollars later, Emily is back where she belongs in our > driveway with her fuel pump replaced and running decently. The kids [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Pam S. Pfft. They should behave. Everything is new now. Glad the old girl is back in the driveway with (only) a $217 repair bill. Two hundred bucks is a lot of money to me, but it coulda been worse. Sherry >>Well, $217 dollars later, Emily is back where she belongs in our >>driveway with her fuel pump replaced and running decently. The kids [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > is a lot of money to me, but it coulda been worse. > Sherry $217 is a lot for us too. However, it was that or walking two to three miles down a busy street without sidewalks to the grocery store then carrying whatever we buy back home. Then there is the none store trips that are even further distances... Pam S. |
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