It had been a rather uneventful day yesterday, nothing out of the ordinary, and I was fine with that. I'd started the fire before chores so, if not warm, at least the knife edge of cold was gone from the house before noon. I watched the second half of a four-hour documentary on the American circus that reminded me of my dad (another story for another day). Later in the evening, with a lapful of cats, I fell asleep in the chair for my nightly pre-bedtime nap. All in all, a pretty good day.
Waking in the wee hours, the dog, cats and I paraded down the hall to go to bed and I went about my usual routine: filled Bessie's water bowl, used the facilities and flushed, and started to brush my teeth. "Houston, we have a problem." The water flow had slowed to a trickle. Let's just say that's never a good omen. There was nothing to do about it at that hour, so I climbed under the covers and the critters took their places. They went right to sleep while I ran expensive scenarios through my head, dollar signs instead of sugarplums floating by.
I was able to squeeze out enough water for a cup of coffee this morning. That's a good thing or it could have been ugly. As early as is feasible, I'll put in a call to Go-To Guy and hope he's not booked up for the day. He's come to my rescue time after time. It must be nice to be needed.
Stay tuned.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
I hope by the time you read this, the water works will be flowing beautifully!
Post a Comment