I prepared to leave Grand Forks, packed the truck, chased
down Tucker who had escaped (I really must have looked a sight! Chugging – “running” wouldn’t quite fit the
description – down the street, wildly waving my arms at an approaching car,
finally cornering Tucker in a neighbor’s garage)
We said our good bys, and I started off. Almost immediately, my “check gauges” light
came on. I checked under the hood,
thinking, …… well, I don’t know what I was thinking as I had checked
All fluids just before leaving. Everything looked OK. Temp gauge was high, but came down as it
naturally would – so I started up again.
I barely got on I-29 when the light came on again. I stopped and this time when I looked under
the hood, I noticed a belt didn’t look right.
I looked more closely, and – Oops, the serpentine had snapped!!!!
I called AAA and arranged for a tow, then called cousins
Marge and Ray who drove out to where I was.
Ray determined that the A/C compressor was frozen and likely caused the
belt to snap.
In any event, Luv was towed to the dealership where she
spent the night.
What little cash cushion I had is gone, but ………. I once
again will have a working a/c.
My plan now is to leave Sunday morning headed to Scranton ND
to meet a cousin I’d not met before – to get info on my Grandfather’s side of
the family, and maybe to sleuth out a little more info on the “family
scandal!”
So, let me ask you….. If an event happened over 100 years
ago, is it appropriate to try to solve it?
The first generation that it had effect upon are all gone now, and the 2nd
generation – my generation is mostly gone, and who else would care? Anyway, I’m too curious to let it go now.
As a teaser – I may not be who I think I am!!!!!
Until next time,
Bear Hugs
Luv ‘n Boots & Tucker, too
“She believed she could do it, so she did!”
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