Posted by Nancy Howell on July 22, 2009 at 15:45:47 from (144.162.48.126):
In Reply to: Tire problems today posted by 37 chief on July 22, 2009 at 14:21:17:
Troubles today are office troubles and would take a 5 pages to explain.
But Monday, had my key ring with the shop keys, the key ring with the keys to the Chevy and the Dodge trucks and a single key to the house in my hand. I closed and locked the door to the shop and headed for the house. Took about two steps and felt the single key to the house "slip" out of my hand. I stopped immediately and started to look for it, but it had disappeared into the grass.
Set the truck keys with the bright orange key fob on the ground where the key slipped out, got down on my hands and knees and started to search. You"d think it wouldn"t be that hard to find since I knew where I had dropped it, but after several minutes digging around in the grass, I still couldn"t find the house key.
Opened the shop back up, got the leaf rake and began raking the grass hoping to find the key. Finally heard a "clink". Even then it took some digging around in that patch of grass to find that silly key and the grass wasn"t that tall. We had mowed on Sunday.
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