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1 Comments on Keys to the future
Oh, I could tell stories for some time of all the times we've been locked out of something or another, but the best is the time we locked our five month old baby in the car (a rental) and ourselves out. Luckily, we had left the car running (we had stopped just to switch drivers) so it wasn't too hot in there for him. Mel hiked to town and called AAA. They said it would be over an hour. He hung up and called 911. No fewer than a dozen emergency vehicles responded. We will never live that one down.
Gretchen