 Now all we have to worry about is getting there and getting back.  Last year, I drove, and I appointed KayZee the Chief Navigator. Maybe we should both be Chiefs, since both of our dads were in the Navy.  Anyway, last summer I had the Bond Girl going and KayZee had four or five helpful documents, including Mapquest directions and Google directions.
Now all we have to worry about is getting there and getting back.  Last year, I drove, and I appointed KayZee the Chief Navigator. Maybe we should both be Chiefs, since both of our dads were in the Navy.  Anyway, last summer I had the Bond Girl going and KayZee had four or five helpful documents, including Mapquest directions and Google directions.Well, the Bond Girl, as she is wont to do when she’s not in a major city, went a little berserk and started giving us wrong turns. We didn’t really get lost, but we had to turn around a couple of times before I realized that I shouldn’t be listening to the Bond Girl on this particular trip. (She’s very sharp in Atlanta and Birmingham, but rural areas are not her forté.) KayZee was very supportive, but I think we may have had too many helpful documents. The result was what DH calls “The Blonde Leading the Blonde.”
 The other day, KayZee suggested, “I think we maybe should use a map.”  So this year, KayZee is driving, and she has one map, so we are very optimistic about our chances for a successful road trip.  Maybe we’ll take our journals so we can pen our thoughts about the beach and any wrong turns along the way.
The other day, KayZee suggested, “I think we maybe should use a map.”  So this year, KayZee is driving, and she has one map, so we are very optimistic about our chances for a successful road trip.  Maybe we’ll take our journals so we can pen our thoughts about the beach and any wrong turns along the way.
 
 
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