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Spur of the moment

Lee FSo last night I was chatting with my friend.  She was overwhelmed and had some stuff going on so I talked to Lee and he said why don't you go see her.  So today before I could talk myself out of it I booked a ticket for the first weekend in May.  I feel a little sad because next weekend I will be running in Utah and then I work the following weekend and then the next weekend I will be in Phoenix.  I won't feel sad once I am there I am sure. 

I got of work over an hour later then scheduled and then driving home the car died.  Like no power no anything. So at 12:30 at night I had to call Lee to come get me but we couldn't leave the car where it was. So Lee called a friend.  
Things I  greatful for :
1) Lee was still awake 
2) car died close home 
3) Our friend lives close and was more then willing to come to our rescue 
4). Lee wasn't annoyed with the whole thing 
Lee test drove a car today and said he likes it so after a mechanic checks it out and our credit union issues a check to the seller 
Hopefully Monday we will have a new car. 

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