Oh NO!

This morning poor Julia survived a very traumatic experience. As I was clearing the snow off the car, the doors to the car locked with the car running and Julia inside! Tailgate?...LOCKED! Passenger door?...LOCKED! Drivers door?...LOCKED! I check all doors - THREE TIMES! OHHH NOOO!
I have a spare set of car keys in the house but my house keys are hanging from the ignition! Panic starts to set in. I need to get in the house.

Then I realize I have my cell phone in my pocket. Yes!

Grandma has a spare key to the house so I can just call Grandma. One problem, I DON'T have Grandma's number on my cell phone!

I'll call Sheryl to call her Mom. VOICE MAIL!!! and my cell battery is dying!

Finally I get a hold of Auntie Weezie and she brings over the spare key.

20 minutes into the ordeal I am finally back in my car. Poor Julia. She sat in the warm car (climate controlled at a temperate 24C) watching the Backyardigans laughing at me and oblivious to my plight.

Seriously, she was laughing at me.

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yyzron said…
lol... that mazda is some kind of possessed child eating deathtrap.
10:54 AM
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