The car is a golf cart with doors. It screams loudly when you go up hills, and you feel every single abnormality in the road's surface—driving over a leaf is like the grand finale of Splash Mountain.
Home Depot was easy. We found some plywood for $14 and the guy even cut it for us. We were in and out within 10 minutes.
Just one problem. How's this large piece of lumber going to fit in the golf cart with doors? Poking out the back window? No. On it's side, diagonally between the two seats? No. On top of the folded over passenger seat? No.
Alas, I drove home and Andy waited in the parking lot with the plywood for an (expensive) SUV Uber.
Now I sit here, exhausted from the evening's activities, inhaling Mod Podge fumes and rubbing my belly full of Morningstar faux sausages. Please don't make me get off this couch. I'll sleep here. It's fine. Just don't make me move.
Guess which ones are fake. |
Wednesday tomorrow. Time flies.
Love,
Margaret
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