On the plane ride home, I sat next to a young man, Josh, who starts boot camp next week at the Air Force Base we visited last Tuesday. Small world! He will be in the Cobra squadron. I wish him the best. While boot camp is rough for them, at least he will be living on one of the most beautiful campuses I have ever seen. The vistas of natural beauty will hopefully balance the rigors he will have to endure for training.
What a difference it was to drive in my Latte-mobile compared to Dory the Toyota. After sitting down so low for 8 days, I felt like I was riding in one of those monster trucks!
Latte was glad to see her momma dog when I walked in the door. She immediately buried her head in my chest as I knelt down to give her a hug. The unconditional love of a dog...!
I got my flower pots all watered and placed back in their spots, caught up with the neighbors, assessed all the work to be done (weeding, tomato plant maintenance, vacuuming, laundry, grocery shopping), reset the wi-fi, and removed a dead mouse. Yuck! Oh, and my hunter hubby warned me we have a snake living in one of the flower pots beside the front door. He took great pleasure in doing so because he loves them and knows I hate snakes. Thanks, honey!
I saw a brand new Caddy as I was leaving DTW...maybe it is a sign of things to come?! It might be fun to travel around the country on a regular basis and keep our little blog going. There is so much to see and do right here in the USA, and as I mentioned in the post before, I have only scratched the surface. ;)
Hugs,
Bella
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